Sentence examples for early variation from inspiring English sources

In an early variation, the Spanish Prisoner Letter, which dates to the sixteenth century, scammers wrote to English gentry and pleaded for help in freeing a fictitious wealthy countryman who was imprisoned in Spain.

As seen in Figs. 6 and 7, there is an early variation in oil recovery but ultimate recovery is approximately the same for the cases.

The identification of early variation of hemodynamic variables may act as a clinical target or a safety limit to stop infusion.

Although urinary [Na+] and Na+ excretion rate increased in all patients, these effects appeared widely variable (Fig. 3), ranging from 0.7 to 18.1 % for FeNa+ within the first hour, due to the early variation in urinary output, and from 13 to 201 mEq/l for urinary [Na+] at the third hour, denoting a variable reduction rate after its first increment.

An early variation of this approach was to use a computer program to design primers in coding regions of genes judged to be optimal for amplification in one species, and then test these primers in other species [ 8].

I recently examined the manuscript of the early variations and other Chopin works at the Morgan Library & Museum.

Early variations of ransomware locked computers, displayed images of pornography and, in Russian, demanded a fee — often more than $400 — to have it removed.

The style shift came when sports cool was still trying out its early variations and burnishings, and it was semi-political, since it outraged old fans and front-office grandees, who were mostly white, and was seized upon by players who were mostly unknown and almost entirely African-American.

Ives presides as a slightly eccentric visitor throughout the play, offering whimsical flights of lyricism that have some of the surprise of his music, which also has a presence in the show: Mr. Stram plays the piano and Mr. McVety plays his own violin, both creditably, in short snippets from Ives pieces, including his early variations on the song "America" and the "Concord Sonata".

These early variations were used to show that certain initially proposed solutions to the Good Samaritan paradox didn't really solve the problem.

We evaluated the early variations after a FC in operating room of cardiac cycle efficacy (CCE) and dicrotic pressure (Pdic) to improve baseline pulse pressure variation (PPV) reliability and predict fluid responsiveness.