Sentence examples for I they received from inspiring English sources

The relay and the destination combine all different copies of X i they received from the source using MRC, so that Γ i,SR and Γ i,SD are improved.

Patients were 'non-evaluable' if (i) they received less than 1 cycle of treatment before disease progression or penile cancer-related death or (ii) if disease was not measured at the end of treatment, either because the patient withdrew from trial for a reason unrelated to the treatment, or because the patient died on trial from other causes.

Respondents were deemed to have received preoperative PFMT if they indicated that: (i) they had received education and/or training in the performance of pelvic floor muscle exercises preoperatively; (ii) the training was provided by a physiotherapist and/or nurse (not the urologist); and (iii) the education/training included 'one-to-one physical training'.

It was just a heart-wrenching experience, but at the same time I think they received a little solace.

"I suspect they received money to do what they did with me," he said.

In LEAP-OPEN, educators followed the scope and sequence but were allowed to determine the instructional activities for each of 40 lessons (i.e., they received no scripted lessons).

Let T = 1 indicate whether the person received the treatment, i.e., they received some VR, while T = 0 denotes that the individual is in the comparison group.

On their second session, the order of intervention was reversed, i.e., they received an A-tDCS run followed by a sham run.

The other half of the subjects received the opposite instructions, i.e., they received pseudo-information for the second toe and correct information for the third toe on both feet.

Participants were invited via email and received a small incentive for their participation (i.e., they received points, which each had a value of $5, that could be accumulated and exchanged for an object from a list of goods).

Second, we were unable to determine whether people did not respond due to refusal (i.e., they received the questionnaire, but chose not to complete it) or inability to be contacted (e.g., the questionnaire was never received due to a change in address, deployment or occupational situation prevented contact via postal or electronic mail, or blocked e-mails).