Sentence examples for by transition to a from inspiring English sources

This is followed by transition to a diffusion-dominated mode of burning within the first ten main tube diameters.

For example, antimicrobial treatment may fail due to the development of resistance during infection, which is often accompanied by transition to a less virulent state during chronic, persistent infection.

Taking these considerations together, the EINSTEIN investigators chose a 15-mg twice-daily dose for 21 days, followed by transition to a 20-mg once-daily dose for the duration of therapy [ 56– 58].

It might even be said that diabetes mellitus has become an epidemic disease that evolves in parallel with the aging population and increase in life expectancy, unhealthy lifestyle by transition to a Western-style diet (refined foods and saturated fats), sedentarism, and increasing prevalence of overweightness/obesity [ 4].

The series of mutations in the 5-locus motif observed in Beijing followed the same path as isolates in Guangdong Province and the worldwide epidemic, i.e., the early introduction of GACTC motif was followed by transition to a GGCTC motif, before switching to a stable TGTTT motif.

The next rhythm transition is to asystole at 208 seconds (r10, 10 seconds after the shock) followed by transition to an organized rhythm without a pulse at 258 seconds (r60, 60 seconds after the shock) and a return to VF at 283 seconds.

By transitioning to a platform model and unscaling power, we can create a better system that is secure, clean, and affordable.

Or we can put America back in control of our energy future by transitioning to a clean energy economy that rewards innovations, increases our energy independence, creates new energy jobs and reduces harmful carbon pollution.

Developing countries are increasingly aware that not only are the risks from such outdated modes of unsustainable growth imposing limits on their economic potential, but by transitioning to a new sustainable growth model they can actually reduce poverty, create jobs, improve social inclusion, and create greater economic efficiencies across both urban and rural communities.

It is likely that the sedative need decreased as patient comfort improved during positive-pressure ventilation by transitioning to a spontaneous breathing mode.

However, by transitioning to a three-dimensional approach that also addresses volume loss in soft and bony tissues, aesthetic physicians are now better equipped to treat both cause and effect.