Sentence examples for by an initial phase from inspiring English sources

This pattern is not determined by an initial phase at a wave source but by an electron density profile above the lunar surface and its reflectivity.

These tumors are characterized by an initial phase of rapid proliferation in the first months of life, which is followed, in most cases, by spontaneous slow involution.

The proposed delivery system consisted in a polymeric matrix tablet containing a drug central core purposely designed for obtaining a time-controlled release profile characterized by an initial phase of lag-time followed by a controlled release phase, according to zero order kinetics.

Overall growth pattern in all three subtypes of histotype B is characterized by an initial phase of very rapid growth.

Anti-Thy 1.1 nephritis is characterized by an initial phase of complement-dependent mesangiolysis lasting for approximately 2 days, followed by a marked proliferative response of the residual mesangial cells associated with the accumulation of ECM [47].

Thus, it could be argued that perceptions of readiness to learn are represented by an initial phase that focuses on demonstrated external features of professional and interpersonal behaviours.

It does so by adding an initial phase of 'studies of assessment methods', and by splitting the process described by McGinn as 'derivation studies' into two phases: hypothesis-setting studies and hypothesis-testing studies.

The novel modification to the aforesaid technique is done by adding an initial phase of a normalized gamma correction function that helps in adjusting the gamma of the processed image to avoid the common errors of the basic CLAHE of the excess brightness and imperfect contrast it produces.

The convergence rate of our JFNK implementation is characterized by two phases: an initial phase with slow convergence and a fast phase for which the residual norm decreases significantly from one Newton iteration to the next.

When both effects occur in concert we predict that the relaxation time in natural systems will be characterized by two phases: an initial phase involving rapid extinction due to the direct effect, and a slower second phase involving a second bout of extinction due to the indirect effect.

The 2008 PEPFAR reauthorisation promised to take the bold step of training 'at least 140,000 new healthcare workers in HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment and care' [ 42], by 2013, with an initial phase (2009-2010) of identifying opportunities for joint health worker training with GHIs [ 10].