Sentence examples for dot in which from inspiring English sources
Directly observed therapy administration (DOT), in which health department personnel watch the patient swallow each dose of medication, is recommended by WHO and CDC to ensure adherence through the required six to nine months of TB treatment (and longer for treatment of multi-drug resistant disease)[ 1, 2, 4, 20].
Swarnkar et al. reported ambient stable α-CsPbI3 in the form of a colloidal quantum dot, in which the contribution of surface energy significantly increases due to the high surface-to-volume ratio18.
The PNP model is a partnership between provincial TB programmes and non-governmental organisations (NGOs) providing community-based DOT in which these NGOs are paid a monthly sum per patient to manage community-based TB programmes.
Since 1993, the WHO has insisted on the practice of directly observed therapy (DOT) in which the patient is administered the medication by a health worker and observed taking it [ 3].
A major element of the strategy is Direct Observation of Treatment (DOT), in which a health worker or someone responsible to the health system observes the patient swallowing each dose of treatment for at least the first 2 months of treatment (and preferably gives encouragement and support).
That is few enough for them to behave as "quantum dots", in which a crystal acts as a single unit, giving it different electronic properties from normal silicon.
By inviting us to probe a composer's relationships, it provokes a sophisticated game of connect the dots, in which we see the outline of an interaction and are invited to fill in the details.
In "Girl Running on a Balcony," done in 1912, possibly an attempt on the part of Balla to establish the seriousness of his commitment to the "Manifesto" which he had co-signed in its definitive version in 1910, booted feet can be seen at the bottom of a shower of colored dots in which it is barely possible to make out repeated figures.
We theoretically investigate optical Aharonov-Bohm (AB) effects on trion and biexciton in the type-II semiconductor quantum dots, in which holes are localized near the center of the dot, and electrons are confined in a ring structure formed around the dot.
In this paper, we demonstrate the utility of hyperspectral diffuse optical tomography (Hy-DOT) in which data from a great number of wavelengths (here up to 120) are employed to recover concentration images of multiple chromophores.
Two control experiments using patterns of random shapes (Fig. 3a), or patterns of dots in which the total dot surface area was always constant (Fig. 3c), indicate that the monkeys based their dot array choices on numerosity and not on low-level visual attributes.
