Sentence examples for as found during from inspiring English sources

As found during this research shapes of the crests and troughs of the true hydrographs can form a basis for devising a genetic classification of the aquifers.

The fill beneath the patio has a depth of 6 m, which was previously the height of the retaining talud wall of the northwest side of Patio A, as found during excavations.

Subtle and transient change in environmental temperature do not cause changes of mitochondrial densities as found during seasonal or climatic thermal adaptations [47], [48], but may met by the modulating effect of UCPs on both phosphorylation rates and ROS formation at high temperature.

While this occurs naturally as part of normal bone remodeling, an excess of IL-6 production, as found during periodontitis, leads to the destruction of alveolar bone.

This makes it less likely that an acute stress episode caused such drastic and consistent increases in mean hourly values as found during late pregnancy in this study.

Allowing for a 12% drop out rate as found during the pilot study [ 8], approximately 75 participants in each group were needed, or 150 in total.

But being laughed at, as Orwell found during his stint as a colonial police officer in Burma, can also be a ruler's greatest fear.

These observations, in conjunction with in situ compression tests of turfs that buckle near the base rather than in the center of the structure (as would be found during Euler buckling), justifies the use of average mechanical properties for a given vertically aligned turf for design purposes without the need to account for spatial variation in structure.

As I found during our radio discussion this week, at 94 he's as acute and lively as ever.

Even now, the 30 existing missions are in widely varying states of repair, as I found during a weeklong journey through what was once known as the Jesuit Province of Paraquaria, and the infrastructure is hardly luxurious.

Yet Kraft proved to be remarkably successful at passing on responsibility to his fellow flight directors arguably too successful, as Gene Kranz found during his first shift handover on Gemini 4. As Kranz recalled, "He just said, 'You're in charge,' and walked out".