Bringing together some of Britain's largest longitudinal surveys, experts at the university defined rates of social mobility through finding the percentage who moved up or down from the occupational class of their father.
So let's say, for example, seizures after [diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus] vaccines, we know that those occur at a defined rate.
Non-serrated flow hence corresponds to a state in which a shear band can be continuously driven at a defined rate in the absence of shear-band arrest.
Drug delivery dosages can also be a combination of four formulations, diffusing at a defined rate while the reservoir is continuously replenished over six weeks by microsphere formulations, as described by Wang et al. [ 94].
An analytical probe (10 mm diameter) was compressed twice into each formulation at a defined rate (2 mm/s) to a defined depth (15 mm), allowing a 15 s delay period between the end of the first and beginning of the second compression.
Diagnosis-seeking active TB implies active seeking of diagnosis at a defined rate; the probability that any single diagnostic attempt will result in effective therapy is calculated as a function of diagnostic sensitivity, probability of empiric therapy (i.e., without bacteriological confirmation), prior treatment status, and losses to follow-up, as described below.
Specific growth rate can be controlled at a particular defined rate, lower than its maximum, by continuous (preferably exponential) substrate addition.
Third, the elastometer allowed the ES to be stressed in a defined manner, i.e. using a pressurized fluid to strain the ES at a constant and defined rate up to some preset level or by performing creep-relaxation tests with and without cyclic application of pressure (M. Brüggenwirth, unpubl. res).
In our study, we applied continuous cultivations under controlled growth conditions at defined growth rates.
