Sentence examples for an initial part of from inspiring English sources
All patients reported a significant orthostatic component as an initial part of their headache.
Our approach investigates insurance proposal forms, a self-assessed questionnaire that applicants are expected to complete as an initial part of the cyber insurance application process.
Since both codes start with 10 (for how else could the code of σ be an initial part of each?), it follows that σ and τ must be the same length.
For (PbxCa1−x 5(POH)3(OH) with XPb ≥ 0.89, Pb2+ and PO4 3− ions are partially re-absorbed from the solution onto the (PbxCa1−x 5(POH)3(OH) surface when an initial part of (PbxCa1−x 5(POH)3(OH) dissolves, the aqueous lead and phosphate concentrations decrease.
Concavity (S-similarity) of an initial part of isotherm relatively to the concentration axis and lack of saturation in the investigated range of equilibrium concentrations can be attributed to the polymolecular nature of adsorption and low porosity of the nanocomposite surface.
But I'd be incorrect if I said grad school was an initial part of the life plans of 100% of my habitually matriculating friends -- and yet, there they were with more class schedules and stacks of textbooks.
The results showed that Thomas model was found suitable for the normal description of breakthrough curve at the experimental condition, while Adams Bohart model was only for a initial part of dynamic behavior of the rice husk column.
In this case, the waveform of syllable " (ɕ-i)" is composed of an initial part and a final part.
In Figure 1(a) the initial part of the crack, before divergence, is hidden by the optical distortion close to the indentation.
(D, G ) A plot of the variance vs the current only allows for a small initial part of the expected parabolic distribution to be visible.
Intrafollicular levels of the VEGF family of proteins, in particular VEGF-A, increase during the initial part of the ovulatory cycle, with peak concentrations detected just before the start of the luteal phase.
