Sentence examples for chronologically identified from inspiring English sources

TEWL measurements gave a macroscopic view of the kinetics of barrier recovery whilst microarray analysis chronologically identified the main molecular processes that take place during epidermal recovery.

Since the Jogan tsunami is not reported in historical records around Koyadori and insufficient information is available for regionally and chronologically identifying the tsunami deposits along the Sanriku Coast, this finding requires confirmation in paleographical and geological researches.

Findings are displayed chronologically and are identified by a timestamp and the creator's name.

The Persian text, presented here in the Naskh script, includes all the author's additions and alterations properly identified and chronologically arranged, along with a newly revised English translation.

Each record contains a unique person identifier, which makes it possible to identify chronologically all prescriptions to the individual subject.

24– 26 This prospective observational study aimed to: (i) quantify common EBL reporting errors; (ii) measure PPH incidence; (iii) identify chronologically ordered risk factors (pre-existing or acquired) for PPH and progression to severe PPH.

The latter was identified from lagoonal sediments which are chronologically connected with the most landward position attained by the shoreline after the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM).

With the same time point of exposure identified on the nail and hair segment, chronologically matching samples were acquired for analyses.

A chronologically matched hair-Hg to toenail-Hg ratio has been identified within a population that has a MeHg body-burden level that is relatively stable over time.

A chronologically matched hair-Hg to toenail-Hg ratio has been identified within a population that consumes fish regularly and in quantity.

Proteomic analyses have identified many distinct pre-ribosomal particles that can be chronologically ordered along the maturation pathway from the nucleolus to the cytoplasm (Fig. 1).