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A stable step count was defined as outside a period starting 2 weeks before and ending 2 weeks after an exacerbation.
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The monolithic treatment results in a stable projection step, i.e. the kinetic energy does not increase in the projection step.
This allows use of a stable time step that is 1 3 orders of magnitude greater for typical cell sizes than that possible with diffusive storage cell models and results in commensurate reductions in model run times.
This strategy usually gives a stable time step limit.
Random effect linear regression models were used to assess annual decline in daily stable step count and whether the decline was faster in frequent than infrequent exacerbators.
When you feel stable, step down with the highest, dominant foot first.
It is characteristic to streaming applications that a long sequence of data items flows through a stable set of computation steps (tasks) with only occasional control messaging and branching.
We used a biologically faithful musculoskeletal model with a spine and hind legs, and computationally simulated stable stepping motion at various speeds using the neuro-mechanical system combining the neural controller and the musculoskeletal model.
Fighting malnutrition takes small but stable steps.
Recordings of animals performing a stable sequence of stepping were selected for further kinematic analysis.
As a result, they are a very stable first step into the self-assessment process.
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