Sentence examples for bypass reference from inspiring English sources

The triple bypass reference is funnier.

CABG=coronary artery bypass grafting (reference procedure); BMI=body mass index.

Although this method is attractive in the sense that it bypasses the reference signal requirement, i.e., one of the main difficulties of the classical near-field acoustic holography, its degree of accuracy does not appear to be adequate.

Si et al designed an algorithm to cluster genes by measuring the differential expression patterns across treatments using model-based statistical methods according to either Poisson or NB models for RNA-seq data, using the mean expression level as reference, bypassing treating RNA-seq data directly.

Conventional laparoscopic Roux-en-Y gastric bypass (LRYGB) has been the reference standard for bariatric surgery but requires 5 7 trocar incisions.

Finally, the Simpsons' home being demolished to make way for a bypass is a very slight reference to the opening of The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

In brief, side branches of the internal mammary artery (IMA) were collected during cardiac bypass surgery under the ethical reference number 04/Q1605/89.

In an attempt to bypass the need for a reference waveform, Eide used the latency between the diastolic and systolic peaks as a timing measure, but was unable to show differences between patients based on improvement following shunting [ 77] (even though a more recent study found measurable differences between groups when using the arterial blood pressure (ABP) waveform as a reference [ 78]).

The required numerical validation of the reference calculations is bypassed in developing the Eulerian code from an already checked single reaction path code.

This bypasses the lack of the reference fluxes and allows to quantify the number of cellular functions which are no longer available, regardless to the type of tissue to which the human cell belongs.

In contrast, we exploit these symmetries by representing solution surfaces as normal offsets of given reference surfaces and entirely bypass the need for artificial constraints.