Sentence examples similar to developed irregularity from inspiring English sources

16 Eighty six per cent (25/29) of men had testosterone <9 nmol/l (reference range 9-26 nmol/l); 14 of 21 (67%) premenopausal women developed amenorrhoea, and the other seven developed irregularities in menstruation.

When those neural crest cells were subjected to conditions mimicking a transient fever, the embryos developed craniofacial irregularities and heart defects, including double outlet right ventricle, Tetralogy of Fallot and other outflow obstructions.

The fraction of the irregular-shaped particles in the final latex increased as the duration of raising the temperature was set longer, while the irregularity developed from dumbbell to more progressive shapes.

But accounting irregularities developed, the stock collapsed, and the chief executive was fired.

The irregularities developed initially above the F-region peak height (~ 360 km) with a thickness of about 30 km and an east-west extension of more than 200 km around 1057 LT and then expanded upward to 500 km altitude behaving like the equatorial spread-F (ESF) irregularities of the nighttime ionosphere.

A coupled train-bridge system model composed of a 3D vehicle model, a 3D bridge model established with the direct stiffness method, and an assumed wheel rail contact relationship considering random excitations due to track irregularities, is developed.

A two-dimensional threshold segmentation technique combined with a level set method enabled calculation of the consistent centroid of the cross-sectional vessel lumen, whereas an optimal Fourier smoothing technique was developed to eliminate spurious irregularities of the centerline connecting the centroids.

A technique of measuring aspect angle of radar returns from 3-m Es field aligned irregularities is developed.

These limitations mean that ground-based GPS observations cannot be used to answer the questions of when and where high-latitude topside ionospheric plasma irregularities are developed, or the physical mechanisms of their origin.

For the present F-region irregularities that developed during daytime, the key question lies in the fact that the normally present perturbation factors under the daytime F-region conditions are expected to be too weak to favor any instability development over equatorial and low latitudes (e.g., Kelley and Ilma 2016).

The process of escalation has previously been defined as a situation "where an initial irregularity develops into a continually deteriorating situation and starts affecting other areas in an accelerating tempo, with consequences that are difficult to overview and impossible to predict" [ 32] (p. 220).