Sentence examples for distinct trajectory from inspiring English sources
The natural history of ambulatory function in DMD may be composed of distinct trajectory classes.
They also had a distinct trajectory of cortical development with a normalization of right parietal cortical thickening during adolescence.
We found, however, that the maximum male/female and white male/female life expectancy followed a somewhat distinct trajectory in recent decades.
Lastly, the data suggests that the majority of patients generally experience one of the three distinct trajectory patterns of treatment-response course: 1) dramatic and sustained early improvement in both negative and positive symptoms, 2) mild and sustained improvement in negative and positive symptoms, or 3) no improvement in either negative or positive symptoms.
Finally, Jeet Thayil's "Narcopolis" is full of amazements, mapping the lives of several characters with distinct trajectories but shared roots in the cauldron of addiction in nineteen-seventies Mumbai, which, according to the prologue, "obliterated its history by changing its name".
While the drone industry is still at a relatively early stage, it appears to be developing across a few distinct trajectories: consumer, light enterprise and industrial.
To identify distinct trajectories of health-related quality of life (HRQOL) during childhood, along with their predictors.
Their aims were to identify distinct trajectories of treatment response and to test whether pre-treatment markers predict assignment to those trajectories.
The distributions of forces follow very distinct trajectories in the first two groups and are dispersed from the site of application.
We identified four latent classes with distinct trajectories: "nonschizotypy" group (LC1), "stable high schizotypy" group (LC3), "high reactive schizotypy" group (LC2) and "low reactive schizotypy" group (LC4).
Findings discount the presence of a uniform, population-wide effect suggesting instead, that children's mental health follows several distinct trajectories.
