Sentence examples for distinguished stable from inspiring English sources
The resulting cortical thickness map was parcellated into 22 regions and a normalized thickness index was computed using the subset of regions (right medial temporal, left lateral temporal, right posterior cingulate) that optimally distinguished stable mild cognitive impairment from progressive mild cognitive impairment.
In particular, the Vancouver classification helps distinguish stable from unstable fractures requiring fixation as well as stable from unstable implants requiring revision.
New catheter-based imagers aim to improve IVUS by letting doctors distinguish stable plaque, safely ensconced in scar tissue, from the inflamed plaque that is more likely to rupture and trigger a heart attack.
Seven metabolites were most relevant for distinguishing stable vs. exacerbation samples in CF, again this could be reduced to four metabolites (ethanol, acetate, 2-propanol, and methanol) as a panel without significant loss in sensitivity and specificity.
This allowed us to carry out bifurcation analysis and distinguish stable from unstable shapes.
Although it is impossible to be a perfect time point for all cell types, 3h is relatively suitable to distinguish stable and unstable miRNAs.
In the next section, we discuss in detail how to specify a prior distribution for the (ν it ), which helps to distinguish stable predictable patterns from atypical ones.
Figure 3 allows the visual comparison of the susceptibility estimates obtained by the three single models adopting a 2%% threshold to distinguish stable and unstable SU.
Therefore, to be more concrete in our analysis of nonexistence, we will distinguish between stable and stable outside a compact set.
The soil series are distinguished by stable criteria, allowing, in principle, their use as "class pedotransfer functions" not only in space but also in time, reflecting effects of climate change by 2050.
Three periods could be distinguished – a stable mortality in the beginning followed by an increase and then a decline.
