Sentence examples for anomalies encountered from inspiring English sources
A kind of contentment took hold, as other anomalies encountered along the way — an unlikely median strip, a "Do Not Enter" sign — turned out to be accounted for.
The anomalies encountered and the solutions found to achieve this success are described in the paper.
Although infrequent, renal anomalies encountered during aortic surgery can be effectively treated with accurate diagnosis and preoperative planning.
To describe a systematic approach for managing the structural adnexal anomalies encountered in Fraser syndrome, a multisystem, autosomal recessive condition associated with cryptophthalmos.
To compare changes in uterine contraction (UC) frequency occurring after ovulation in the menstrual cycle and in IVF and to clarify UC anomalies encountered in IVF.
This study was prompted by anomalies encountered in the routine genotyping of R6/2 mice by PCR, using genomic DNA isolated from tail snips as a template.
Figure 4b reflects the anomaly encountered during ion-milling of the base-metal film (Ru) through the PMMA holes formed by e-beam lithography.
Given the relative high correlation between corrective feedback and the FPE grades (r = 0.744) for the six hospitals, and this despite the anomaly encountered at hospital III, the outcome of the FPE seems to be strongly influenced by supervisors' corrective feedback.
Denmark is a low-enthalpy geothermal area with a temperature gradient of 25 30 °C/km, and only minor temperature anomalies are encountered in the subsurface (Balling et al. 1981; Mathiesen et al. 2013; Balling et al. 2014; Poulsen et al. submitted).
If the procedure used previously in the analysis of monosymmetric sections is used to analyse eccentrically loaded doubly symmetric sections, the same anomalies are encountered; these also disappear when the proposed procedure is used.
Like all good scientists, they proposed falsifiable hypotheses to explain the anomaly they encountered, for falsifiability is the hallmark of good science.
