Sentence examples for 1 incipient from inspiring English sources

Based upon these findings, we chose doses of 1 (incipient), 7.5 (moderate) and 25 µg/day (submaximal) for subsequent experiments utilizing longer exposure periods.

Diabetic nephropathy was coded as an ordinal polytomic covariate: absence (1), incipient (2), established (3) and advanced nephropathy (4), and ESRD (5).

Worker reproduction diverts resources to reproduction at the expense of somatic growth [ 4, 32, 33, 36- 38], and incipient colonies are especially vulnerable to failure [ 39].

Figure 7 Incipient plasticity during the direct imprint of Al 010) and Al(111).

(2) Incipient "collapse" is initiated when the displacement ratio exceeds 0.6.

Using the model it is possible to simulate up to 19 incipient or abrupt faults of the actuator.

In the SW abnormal uptake was related to osteoarthritis (n = 13), incipient osteoarthritis (n = 5) mechanical overload (n = 14), carpal boss (n = 4) or other etiologies (n = 7).

Microbialites are typically transitional between four end members: (1) cuspate microbialites, (2) plumose microbialites, (3) stratiform, domal and columnar microbialites, and (4) incipient microbialites.

Each chronosequence consisted of ordered series of five stands of different age after abandonment: a cornfield and adjacent forests of ∼15 (incipient forest), ∼45 (young forest), ∼75 (mature forest), and ⩾100 (old-growth forest) years after abandonment.

Co-supported β-zeolite catalysts (20 wt.% Co as Co3O4) were prepared by impregnation (IMP20), incipient wetness (IW20), physical mixing (PHY20) and precipitation (PCT20) methods and were characterized by various methods including N2 adsorption (BET), X-ray diffraction (XRD), X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), H2 thermal programmed reduction (H2-TPR), and transmission electron microscopy (TEM).

Available data includes 458 incipient CC lines.