Sentence examples for and a time dependency from inspiring English sources

These animal studies are certainly far more well-controlled than our clinical study and a time dependency could not be analyzed due to insufficient time points.

The association of fasting/preprandial glucose and 1,5-AG was lower (−0.19 to −0.23, P < 0.001 for all correlations) and did not reveal a time dependency (Fig. 1).

We summarise the method starting with the spatial aspect and introducing at the end a time dependency in the model.

However, we failed to demonstrate a time dependency between the time to CT and the risk of acute ICM-related ARs.

We also introduced a time dependency adjustment factor for large magnitude ranges.

Initial experiments with our adhesion assay suggested that adhesion had a time dependency.

A two-dimensional matrix is proposed in this study for assigning jobs on processors, and it has a time-dependency relation structure.

This paper presents two approaches to gas distribution modelling, which introduce a time-dependency and a relation to a time-scale in generating the gas distribution model either by sub-sampling or by introducing a recency weight that relates measurement and prediction time.

This is important because Neuman and colleagues [ 11] have documented a time-dependency to ETS exposures during early life, though their analysis focused on pregnancy versus post-pregnancy ETS rather than on trimester-specific ETS.

In fact, a time-dependency of the molecular clock rates has been recently proposed and discussed [ 24, 25].

The dependency of the convective term on the chemical reaction rates gives rise to a space and time dependency of the intra-particle velocity thus increasing the mathematical complexity of the problem.