Sentence examples for before the observed from inspiring English sources

Interface failure in several carbon/carbon-rich coated SiCTi-6Al-4V canpoccurs can occur by tangential shear stresses before the observed non-linearity in the experimental stress-strain curve due to normal interface separation.

Therefore, the origin of the huge permittivity, arising from the capacitive response before the observed relaxation, has been mainly attributed to an internal barrier layer capacitor (IBLC) behaviour associated with insulating grain boundaries and semiconducting grains structure.

A hardware contribution to Euclid, Yoder said, will give U.S. scientists access to about "10% of the whole science available" during the mission's limited access period, before the observed data are made public.

Lactation induced infertility referred to females that had given birth to a surviving calf 4 months or less before the observed oestrus event.

Senescence applied to females over the age of 50 that had not given birth to any calves for a period of at least 5 years before the observed oestrus behaviour, and with no further calves subsequently born.

Other published serological surveys were not included in Table 1, because they were conducted before the observed epidemic peak or because they focused on a confined population (e.g. healthcare workers or military personnel) [5], [23] [27], but a few of them have been discussed elsewhere [4].

As before, we compare the observed probabilities with the predicted probabilities using the formulas, for categories (s ge mu_{s} + nsigma_{s}), (d ge mu_{d} + nsigma_{d}) taking (c ge 0.3).

JAKI had a similar effect as before by diminishing the observed differences.

Here, as before, O is the observed number of cases reported for the cluster and E is the expected number of cases.

We have stressed the illustrative character of Figure 4 even more than before, indicating that the observed phylogenetic patterns shown in Figure 4 are consistent with the proposed molecular pathways of antigenic cluster transitions.

In combination with the behavioral evidence that we gathered before [7], the observed global effects on the BOLD response suggest that the hypothesized existence of a problem state bottleneck can explain the interference effects in the data.