Sentence examples for a time sequential from inspiring English sources

In the following, two simple cases are considered: (i) when the M z VMs are transferred one at a time (sequential migration); (ii) when all the M z VMs are simultaneously transferred (parallel migration).

From this sample pool, in a time sequential manner, the first serum samples were assayed: 545 from PNG (48 Goroka, 99 Mt Hagen, 87 Daru, 47 Madang, 156 Port Moresby), 265 from Fiji, and 238 from Kiribati.

To improve response to therapy, a timed sequential therapy (TST) approach was designed utilizing topotecan, cytosine arabinoside (ara-C) and mitoxantrone based on multiple studies suggesting that topotecan and mitoxantrone are effective in older patients.

In an attempt to further improve this approach, a time-sequential modification of the high-dose AraC/mitoxantrone combination (S-HAM) was developed into a dose-dense application of high-dose AraC (HD-AraC) on days 1 and 2 followed by mitoxantrone on days 3 and 4 and a repetition of the same sequence after a 3-day treatment-free period from days 8 to 11.

An additional file contains a time-sequential movie of the seismic wave propagation (Additional file 1).

A time-sequential movie of the seismic wave propagation associated with Fig. 12. (6570 KB).

40623_2017_687_MOESM3_ESM.mp4 Additional file 3. A time-sequential movie of the displacement field from a finite-fault rupture with the sponge absorbing boundary condition associated with Fig. 14. (94.7 KB).

Time-lapse snapshots (Fig. 4) and a time-sequential movie (Additional file 2: Movie S2) show that the major characteristics of the divergence and rotation wavefields on land were well-reconstructed by the seismic gradiometry technique.

40623_2017_687_MOESM2_ESM.mp4 Additional file 2. A time-sequential movie of the displacement field from a finite-fault rupture with the PML absorbing boundary condition associated with Fig. 14. (81.5 KB).

Time-lapse snapshots of the reconstructed seismic wavefield and associated horizontal slowness vectors (Fig. 8) and a time-sequential movie (Additional file 3: Movie S3) show that as the wave propagates, the systematic wave propagation direction is obtained as a spatially varying horizontal slowness vector.

Cellular response to extracellular signals was reported to be a time-sequential process [ 19, 20].