Sentence examples for derived continuously from inspiring English sources

This study confirms that novel MPFs derived continuously from semicrystalline polymers in the presence of scCO2 can be achieved through judicious polymer blending.

The time series of GPS ZTD, which were derived continuously from 2002 to 2004, are used to analyze the change of precipitable water vapor in Chinese mainland.

CNS resident macrophages such as meningeal macrophages, perivascular macrophages, macrophages of the choroid-plexus, and microglia are derived and continuously replaced by the migration of monocytes through blood brain barrier [ 13, 14].

Details of speech production are also found in works called prātiśākhya, which deal with the classification of sounds into phonological classes and with phonological rules serving to derive the continuously recited versions (saṃhitāpāṭha) of the Vedas from posited analyzed texts (padapāṭha).

Despite challenging experimental conditions characterized by a poor visibility and strong orbit perturbations, angles-only relative positioning products could be continuously derived throughout the whole experiment timeline, promising accuracy at the meter level during the close approaches.

Similarly, LV systolic and diastolic parameters were continuously derived from the pressure-volume conductance catheter.

The human central corneal epithelial cells (CECs) are derived and replaced continuously from the limbal epithelial stem cells (LESC).

In addition to CIpc-CItd(base), changes in pulse pressure and/or dPmax might further improve a continuously derived "calibration-index" suggesting recalibration.

In conclusion, Pplt, Crs, and Rtot may be derived automatically and continuously by using ƬE from passive deflation of the lungs for various modes of ventilatory support.

A "calibration-index" derived solely and continuously from pulse-contour-analysis might be a useful tool to improve the yield of relevant TPTD-measurements and to reduce "routine -measurements afteroutine -measurements

However, in the task employed here, categorical judgments must be derived from a continuously evolving decision variable that represents how much time has elapsed since the onset of the stimulus.