Sentence examples for core conditions in from inspiring English sources

A piston crevice was designed to swallow the thermal boundary layer along the wall, allowing better definition of core conditions in the reacting mixtures by confining the cold gases to the wall.

One of the striking features observed in the analysis is that in case of weak Doppler feedback due to high fissile content and high temperature core conditions in CHTR, the BeO moderator plays a crucial role to limit the rise in nuclear power as well as peak fuel and coolant temperatures during such transient.

These are the core conditions dealt with in genetic counseling practice on both sides of the North Atlantic, although the scope of genetic counseling does vary between countries so that, for example, North American genetic counselors are often heavily engaged in the offer of routine antenatal screening to pregnant women, whereas this is not standard practice in Europe.

We have also found that core conditions at EOC result in larger decay ratios than those at BOC.

Additionally, because G6PD is not identified in the course of screening for other core conditions, it was not placed in the secondary target category.

The final curriculum content (in the form of LOs, core conditions and core presentations) is listed in Tables  1 and 2. Response rate for the Delphi process was 33/35 in Round 1 and 34/35 in Round 2 with participants from stakeholder groups as listed above.

Table 5 shows the relationships among many of the core conditions and the conditions included in their differential diagnoses (or secondary targets).

In addition the final list of core presentations and core conditions were proposed.

If one of these is answered "no" but the condition is part of the differential diagnosis of a core condition, it is placed in the secondary target category.

Besides, SNORA40 has also appeared both in the controls' network as an important connector and in the core condition-independent network.

As mentioned above, the core condition for allowing the reading in 74 and the first reading of 77, namely the condition that the de-part, in this case being a clause with its own overt subject and predicate, should be well-formed in both form and meaning, offers additional support for the structures proposed for 74 and 77 in 79.