Sentence examples for as first pass from inspiring English sources

The algorithms we present should be treated as "first pass" approaches; presumably more sophisticated models would predict director performance even better than the ones presented in this paper.

Above the East Gate (Dongmen) at Shanhai Pass is an inscription attributed to the medieval historian Xiao Xian, which is translated as "First Pass Under Heaven," referring to the traditional division between Chinese civilization and the barbarian lands to the north.

Oral tablets, rectal inserts have limitations such as first pass metabolism, slow onset of action, drug degradation, and low patient compliance.

DNM high sensitivity combined with its dynamic SPECT capabilities may cause renewed interest in radionuclide angiocardiography, traditionally known as "first pass" (FP) [ 79], however, in a new tomographic form.

As seconds pass, the digital representation of the noise works its way up the structure until it reaches the top, or as Clar puts it, "You can look at it and see, was it louder a couple of minutes ago?

Iodinated contrast was infused immediately prior to PCD CT, thus capturing late gadolinium enhancement as well as first-pass iodine enhancement.

Moments later, Edward Olivo heard a thunderous rumbling overhead, a noise that grew more intense as seconds passed.

> -wrap-foot> The process of annotation started by searching important keywords [brucellosis OR (brucellosis) OR (brucellosis zoonotic disease) OR (brucellosis in animal) OR (brucellosis in human)] in Google as First-Pass Analysis to get a clear picture about the expected sources of information and initial knowledge of brucellosis.

This was the story of the first half as China sat back and looked to apply pressure as soon as the first pass was played forward into midfield.

As a first pass, it looks as if the dependence at work here is generic existential dependence as defined by (EDG), so the aesthetic A-properties dependG for their existence upon some physical B-properties.

They channel essential nutrients to the liver (upon hormonal influence) as well as account for first pass drug metabolism (5).