Sentence examples for by a main phase from inspiring English sources

According to the modern definition, a geomagnetic storm is characterized by a main phase during which the horizontal component of the Earth's low-latitude magnetic fields are significantly depressed over a time span of one to a few hours followed by its recovery, which may extend over several days (Rostoker et al. 1997).

The study design comprised a one month run-in phase followed by a main phase lasting six months.

And since the ground combat phase of the war is expected to be carried out largely by commandos, that means that a main phase of the conflict will be off limits to the press.

University students present in London student unions at the time of recruitment were contacted in two phases (an initial run-in phase followed by the main phase).

This is followed by the main phase (MP) when the field decreases due to the enhancement of the westward ring current, which begins with the southward turning of IMF (interplanetary magnetic field) Bz and consequent solar wind magnetosphere coupling and loading of solar wind energy into the ring current; it lasts for several hours to over ten hours when IMF Bz remains southward.

Secondary objectives will consider time since last screen stratified by region (Main phase only).

Secondary objectives will consider time since last screen stratified by age at diagnosis/pseudo-diagnosis, and by region (Main phase only).

Secondary analyses will consider time since last screen stratified by age at diagnosis/pseudo-diagnosis, by index/first tumour detection mode, and by region (Main phase only).

Secondary objectives will consider time since last screen stratified by age at diagnosis/pseudo-diagnosis, by first tumour detection mode, and by region (Main phase only).

On the other hand, HILDCAAs not preceded by any storm main phase were also identified and are called H-events.

This portion of the storm is followed by the storm's main phase, lasting 12 to 48 hours, during which the horizontal component of the field decreases, because of the injection or inflation of the magnetosphere by the incoming plasma.