Sentence examples for descriptors presentation from inspiring English sources

The clinical data included: delivery descriptors (presentation of fetus, type of delivery and length of the first and second stage), neonatal outcome (seizures, intubation, etc)., fetal and neonatal descriptors (sex, gestational week, weight, etc)., and information about mother and possible risk factors.

(i) Our first published use of the term "bioorthogonal" occurred in 2003, ii) although we often used this concise descriptor in public presentations during our earlier work in the late 1990s.

Whilst the presentation of EQ-5D descriptors is straightforward within valuation studies, with the format for each dimension being the same, the NPRS is a marked deviation from this.

This section is focused on concise presentation of the 686 descriptors (Table S1) that were found in the 790 equations reported in this work allowing the assessment of 90 environmental parameters (Table S2).

There are no published studies that have attempted to differentiate sub-types of concussion-derived dizziness based on patient presentation and report of the quality descriptors or the triggers (activities that provoke) of dizziness.

A survey of preference for risk presentation methods and usage of verbal descriptors immediately followed.

Synergy Maps combine network and descriptor space representation to yield an information dense presentation of a combination dataset.

To achieve an effective presentation of IL structure in the descriptor space, we chose only the first and second PCs (score plot), in accordance with the demonstrative criterion [48].

D: total number of presentations of Aδ pain minus C. Descriptors of stimuli distinguishing between Aδ and C fiber mediated pain were identified by submitting the averages of the two verbal ratings of each mechanical stimulus to discriminant analysis.

The main aim of the present study was to test whether the order of presentation of the odorants and the corresponding set of labels (verbal descriptors with or without pictures) would influence the results of a psychophysical odor identification test in 100 normosmic subjects (49 women and 51 men) and 100 patients with olfactory dysfunction (61 women and 39 men).

Probability, in terms of simple frequencies or odds, is often used to describe or communicate risk, sometimes in numbers, often with associated verbal descriptors (common, rare, negligible), and sometimes also with graphical presentations.