Sentence examples for considered consecutively from inspiring English sources

The problems of torsion of a rod with perforated cross-section; deflection of the perforated membrane loaded by a normal load; and bending of perforated plates with circular and square holes are considered consecutively.

We apply VNS to individual routes: each route associated with a column that is part of the current basic solution of RLSCP (i.e. where y ω > 0 ) is considered consecutively.

A total of 50 papers were considered, and consecutively 61 primary studies (N = 7036), yielding 140 pair-wise comparisons of animated vs. static graphic visualizations in multimedia instructional material were analyzed using a random-effects model.

Persistently elevated CA 15-3 after PC was considered as consecutively high levels above the cut off point during and after PC. 73 patients were included in this study.

Although we considered all consecutively treated patients, some selection bias might have been introduced by initially excluding six patients from treatment with capecitabine.

The finding that the ages at which the health states 21211, 22221 and 33312 were considered acceptable were consecutively higher is in line with the downward-sloping AHCAGGREGATE and AHCWORST with age.

Forty-two patients were then considered eligible and were consecutively enrolled in the study.

The measured movements were integrated into a single graph-based motor primitive, which makes it possible to execute the movements of the graph-based motor primitive consecutively, considering changes in the environment.

If two significant performance failures are identified consecutively this is considered a "continuous failure" and warrants an even higher penalty.

We considered blunt major trauma patients consecutively admitted from January 2008 to October 2009 to our ICU of a regional referral hospital (Careggi Teaching Hospital, Florence, Italy).

The study considered all women who were consecutively diagnosed with primary, invasive breast cancer in our unit from 1996 to 2002.