Sentence examples for costa data from inspiring English sources

Differences between the results from the Costa data and the opening angle method are somewhat greater in late diastole as compared to early diastole.

The transmural distribution of the stress along the mid-ventricular path obtained when the endocardial loading pressure is increased to 8 mmHg is shown in Fig.  14 for residual stresses obtained from the Costa data and in Fig.  15 for residual stresses obtained by the opening angle method.

Dr. Fogel and Dr. Costa looked at data on height and body mass index among Union Army veterans who were 65 and older in 1910 and veterans of World War II who were that age in the 1980's.

José António Costa has done data collection, critical revision, and final approval of the paper.

Lúcia Costa has done data collection, critical revision, and final approval of the paper.

We assume that these are negligible, however, in view of the experimental data (Costa et al. 1997).

In previous work we demonstrated how to exploit detailed knowledge about the differentiation pathways to infer gene modules with distinct developmental profiles from genome scale gene expression data (Costa et al., 2007b).

As our probabilistic method is based on a well-studied statistical framework (Friedman, 2004), we can easily benefit from extensions to mixtures proposed to integrate, or fuse, further biological information, such as sequence (Schönhuth et al., 2006) or in situ data (Costa et al., 2007a).

Right now, data on Costa Rica's plants and animals are scattered among INBio and Costa Rica's universities and natural history museum.

The instruments are more sensitive and better calibrated than those on the Costa Concordia, and while data were previously stored on a laptop, an Internet connection now allows them to be sent straight to the JRC's computers.

In Costa et al., data was presented that induction of DNA damage by a viral protein induced the secretion of IL-8, which was ATM-dependent.