Sentence examples for before adaptations from inspiring English sources

It should be noted, he adds, that in his study, the volunteers "were quite young, average age 25, suggesting that it is not necessary to wear heels for a long time, meaning decades, before adaptations start to occur".

The impact may be either "potential impact" (before adaptation) or "residual impact" (following adaptation); " impact" is used without adjective where either could apply.

We describe and analyze the structural properties of molecular quasispecies adapting to different environments both during the transient time before adaptation takes place and in the asymptotic state, once optimization has occurred.

For the compact model based on the MLE weight updating rule before adaptation, the CER is 4.01%.

A trap can lead to extinction if a population falls below a critical size threshold before adaptation to the novel environment occurs.

More formally, if the sample size before adaptation is n, the samples are {x 1,x 2,…,x n }, and m of them are to be removed, the first sample to be removed (x_{r_{1}}) is selected by drawing r 1 from the set {1,2,…,n} with the uniform probability of 1/n.

Observers initially adapted for 120 s to an array of images drawn from one of three sets: the original dense mammogram images; the same images filtered to slope of − 1; or a gray field (used to measure threshold contrast sensitivity before adaptation).

Further investigation and follow-up of individuals with raised A1C in rural and high altitude populations is necessary before adaptation of the new recommendations in Peru.

The above procedure yields 25 tuning curves per experimental condition allowing statistical comparisons between preferred orientations on a trial-by-trial basis (first trial before adaptation against first trial following adaptation, etc).

Simulations were performed to assess network behavior before adaptation (basal conditions) and after adaptation (trained network).

However, larger well-designed clinical trials are needed before adaptation for widespread use [ 90].