Sentence examples for advent of variable from inspiring English sources
The advent of variable angle volar plating systems has also allowed cases with increasing comminution and displacement, poor bone quality, and dorsally angulated fractures, to be fixed with less tendon irritation and the reduced need for hardware removal [ 8, 9].
There has been a renewed commercial and technical interest in pumped hydro energy storage (PHES) recently with the advent of increased variable renewable energy generation and the development of liberalized electricity markets.
With the advent of power electronics, variable speed induction motors are finding increasing use in industries because of their low cost and potential savings in energy consumption.
Since the advent of the first variable-capacitance electrostatic micromotor in 1987, there successively appeared many kinds of micromotors in micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS).
This resulted in the advent of chimeric antibodies with murine variable regions (VL and Vh) and human constant domains (CH2 and CH3) as well as humanized and fully human antibodies.
In the equation, advent of death was set as the dependent variable.
Now suppose that a) situation X occurs at a low frequency in hunter-gatherer environments; b) situation X began to occur at a higher frequency with the advent of agriculture; and c) situation X became highly variable across cultures with the advent of agriculture.
With the advent of electronic walkways, a large number of gait variables can be easily measured and reported, even in frail populations such as hip fracture patients.
Unfortunately prior to the advent of UCS in 2002, a number of key variables in the HWS were missing, notably quantification of health service utilization, health payments and economic status of the interviewees and households.
However, with the advent of high-speed data services, TDD is more flexible in supporting variable and asymmetric data traffic.
The advent of genomic and proteomic assays that allow analysis of multiple variables of the tumor simultaneously will surely enhance our ability to select endocrine therapy for the individual patient more precisely.
