Sentence examples for across the trajectory from inspiring English sources

Fung and Hays offered a framework that identifies PRMs appropriate for use across the trajectory of a treatment course and articulates the relationships between types of PRMs, and this framework is useful for identifying PRMs to use with dialysis patients [2].

Residues 16 to 19 and residue 23 showed dihedral angle fluctuations within range of typical thermal fluctuations for proteins, with an average standard deviation about the mean of ±19° across the trajectory for the 10 angles; fluctuations of the backbone dihedrals for residues 21 and 22 were considerably larger, with the lowest standard deviation value of ±59° and the highest of ±88°.

It is important to provide appropriate decision support beginning before admission and across the trajectory of the older person's nursing home stay in order to decrease decisional conflict and facilitate a more positive decision making process for caregivers, family members, and older adults with dementia.

Further research was recommended to map prospectively the evolution of relationships between mothers and staff across the trajectory.

The plan was carefully checked by the radiologist to avoid critical organs or bone across the trajectory.

43 46 Very little is known about how the patients and their caregivers experience the disease and treatment across the trajectory.

If the Wellcome Trust comes across in the trajectory of the exhibition as heroic, it should be remembered that the money they invested in this research was minuscule compared to the huge amounts of money that Wellcome plc, part-owned by the Trust at the time, had made from AZT, an antiretroviral drug used to control HIV infection (a crucial ingredient of which is herring sperm).

Again similarly as before, this reduction in (ca_{i}) is fundamental in terminating the burst as it brings the trajectory across the curve of HC bifurcations (Fig. 12B).

We propose a method to smooth out the discontinuities that are detected along a trajectory, based on the definition of a continuous function that fits locally the computed potential, and is used to integrate the trajectory across the discontinuity.

The rise in (s_{mathrm {dynamic}}) pulls the trajectory across the curve of jump down knees of the (V_{mathit {KE}}) nullcline (dark blue), terminating the active phase of KE.

Over 2,000 years, the Chinese bureaucratic culture would spread across the Sinosphere, influencing the trajectory of state development in Greater China (which includes China, Hong Kong and Taiwan), the Korean Peninsula, Vietnam and Japan.