Sentence examples for description of associated from inspiring English sources

The supplied data for reservoir oil need to have a description of associated single carbon numbers and their fractions, saturation pressure test results, separator results, constant composition expansion test results, differential liberation test results, and swelling test results.

Interviews provided description of associated situational factors and perceptions of smoking contexts (e.g., peer rejection of bisexual identity) and the roles of smoking therein (e.g., physically escape uncomfortable environments).

A child with an ACL tear has a lifetime of loading ahead, and for optimal planning of surgical treatment and prediction of long-term clinical outcome, the radiologist should report the ACL tear with an integrated description of associated findings implying the likely injury mechanism.

Three patients did not have, at ICU admission or during the course of the current hospitalization, description of associated co-morbidities, while 53.3% had report of two or more co-morbidities.

The identification, group membership, and brief description of associated molecular function or biological process of the 54 genes associated with neurobiological processes for the M and L data set are given in Additional file 1.

Over all, 83 percent of respondents said it would be a "positive change" to require banks to provide a summary of the overdraft options they offer, how the options work and a description of associated fees.

The paper starts with a description of problems associated with the direct comparison of numerical model results and measured data.

These results were elaborated on by Di Blasio et al. in [9] leading to a generalization for the case of weighted and interpolation spaces and including a description of the associated infinitesimal generator.

In "Use of climatology to assess errors in previous assumptions" section, a brief description of errors associated with previous conductivity estimates is provided, a discussion is included in "Conclusion" section, and information on obtaining the data is given in "Availability of data and materials" section.

While assessment of, for example, biogenic reef habitat can often include simple physical parameters (e.g. spatial extent), comparative measures for soft sediment habitats generally rely on the distribution and relative abundance of species, with a description of the associated sedimentary environment.

Three items (quantification of benefits, the availability of treatment or diagnostic options, and description of harms associated with the intervention) showed significant improvements over the duration of the study (p = 0.007, p = 0.019, p = 0.0005 respectively).