Sentence examples for Recommended sequence from inspiring English sources
The recommended sequence for admission is as follows: two courses from categories 1 and 2, BME 3010, BME 3020, BME 4010, and BME 4020.
We followed Vandenberg and Lance's [ 23] recommended sequence for conducting tests of measurement invariance.
PDSYEVX routine is used to compute selected eigenvalues and eigenvectors of a real symmetric matrix by calling the recommended sequence of ScaLAPACK routines.
The recommended sequence during multiple TJA at the same limb was proposed to implant "from proximal to distal" to control alignment.
This was an experimental study based on the microbiological laboratory, evaluating 15 healthy HCWs with different hand sizes performing hand hygiene following the World Health Organization (WHO) recommended sequence, with 6 different volumes of 2-propanol 60% hand rub.
The recommended sequence to administer this battery would be as follows: (1) pubertal status, (2) weight, height and sitting height (3) waist and neck circumferences, (4) skinfold thickness (triceps and subscapular), (5) handgrip strength, standing long jump and 4 × 10 m shuttle run test, and (6) 20 m shuttle run test.
Core recommended sequences include diffusion-weighted imaging and apparent diffusion coefficient mapping to diagnose acute ischemia, gradient-recalled echo or susceptibility-weighted imaging to detect intracranial blood and its breakdown products, and T1- and T2-weighted imaging to assess for myelination, extra-axial blood, and edema.
The MRI protocol for this study did not include all the recommended sequences for optimal gradings of KOA pathology.
We recommend sequencing for accurate detection of all carbapenemase encoding genes (both KPC and VIM type).
This cleaning allows recommending sequences of type A→B→C→(X), where (X) is, in turn, a path containing one or more tasks, to be recommended to the user.
As a pilot project, the report recommends sequencing the whole genomes of 1 million Americans and combining the data with medical histories to look for genetic links to disease.
