Sentence examples for epoch without from inspiring English sources

Calculation requires an ECG epoch without chest compression artifact.

It should be noted that the carrier phase observations were obtained at each epoch without a single cycle slip, and all the kinematic solutions were calculated with fixed integer ambiguities.

Among Pushkin's most characteristic features were his wide knowledge of world literature, as seen in his interest in such English writers as William Shakespeare, Lord Byron, Sir Walter Scott, and the Lake poets; his "universal sensibility"; and his ability to re-create the spirit of different races at different historical epochs without ever losing his own individuality.

Extrapolation to epochs without training data reduced the mapping accuracies.

At each time point t j we built a different decoder that was trained to discriminate between the pooled population response at t j and the population response at epochs without touch (i.e., a one-dimensional decoder).

A recent interim safety analysis in 200 AD patients treated with MK-8931 for at least 3 months suggested that the drug was well tolerated and that the EPOCH study proceed without changes to the protocol.

Relapse or refractory patients were administrated salvage chemotherapy regimen such as EPOCH, ICE with or without rituximab.

At each training epoch, we further sampled (without replacement) training cases from the larger pool of events with low tissue variability, of size equal to one fifth of the minibatch size.

We observed a significant excess in the proportion of private mutations in the empirical data compared with models of demographic history without a recent epoch of population growth.

To disentangle the effects of population growth and purifying selection, we compared simulated loci with neutral mutations to those with deleterious mutations, each in population models with and without a recent epoch of exponential growth.

Here, we set out to (1) empirically estimate the burden of private mutations from large samples of individuals of European ancestry, (2) compare these estimates with predictions of previously proposed demographic models with and without a recent epoch of exponential growth [ 3, 10], and (3) contrast SNVs of different functions that are expected to have undergone different selective effects.