Sentence examples for at each lead from inspiring English sources

Seventeen features related to the shape of the waveform were generated and were employed in the design of an optimum support vector machine (SVM) classifier at each lead.

Because its temporal and spatial characteristics are similar across repeated cardiac cycles, a commonly used pulse artefact correction method involves the computation of an artefact template by averaging the waveform at each lead across multiple cardiac cycles [Allen et al., 2000].

The ANOVA procedures with the amplitudes at each lead and each time point with Condition, Response Category (Erroneous, Correct) and Subject Status (Actor, Observer) revealed that condition did not have any significant effect, either by itself or through its interactions with the other two factors.

After the course each person passing the test will receive a photo id with a unique certificate number; the Certified Renovator must have this certificate at each lead-based paint job site.

Investment bankers and traders were at odds, each led by powerful personalities.

For those having their blood lead concentration measured at 5 or 7 years of age, average blood lead concentration from baseline to 5 or 7 years of age was calculated by dividing the area under the blood lead concentration age curve (inflecting a connecting line at each blood lead measurement, and then summing the areas of the trapezoids) by age interval.

Throughout this approach, it was possible to check the position of each lead at any time without the use of fluoroscopy.

They estimate the cost for CDC's prescribed medical interventions at each blood lead range.

This scoring is the most flexible and allows a distinct estimate at each blood lead level score.

The mean and coefficient of variation were not appropriate to summarize the distributions because of non-normality (20 or so very extreme values at each tail lead to a large difference between the mean and mode).

Because model 3 allows a distinct estimate at each blood lead level score, it is useful to compare it directly with model 1, which constrains the effect of a one-unit increase in blood lead level to be uniform across observed scores.