Sentence examples for experience induction from inspiring English sources

The "immersive multi-modal environment" where the data sets are displayed, as pictured above — called an eXperience Induction Machine (XIM) — is located at Pompeu Fabra University, Barcelona.

Since young people pursuing dual IVET gain some initial work experience, induction costs for prospective employers are fairly low and graduates from dual IVET can compete more easily for jobs at labour market entry with older job seekers who have a longer work history.

In particular, we have developed a quantitative recollection task that assesses the ability of human subjects (N = 40) to recollect the factual structure and organization of a structured and fully controlled experience in a human accessible mixed reality space, the eXperience Induction Machine (XIM).

Mothers are more likely to experience: induction of labour; pre-term birth, caesarean section, hypertension and extended hospital stay [ 1].

Thus even though women were enrolled in the trial, they did not actually experience induction of labour, and thus the scenarios were presented in the DCE were really hypothetical scenarios rather than experienced.

Among the 66 patients with positive MRD at day 33, 11 of 27 patients with low expression of miR-210 and only 3 of 39 patients with high expression of miR-210 experienced relapse or induction failure (χ = 10.427, P = 0.001), indicating that the patients with positive MRD and low expression of miR-210 were more likely to relapse or experience induction failure.

HSI values are generally elevated in vertebrates experiencing induction of hepatic microsomal P-450 for detoxification of the pollutants [ 43].

Demographic characteristics of the women, and their past care experiences also influenced women's preferences for outpatient priming Women whose previous model of care was an obstetric clinic with doctors were significantly less likely to prefer outpatient priming over basic inpatient care, as were women who had previously experienced induction.

In this data set, there are 28 patients with CR and 25 patients with R. Since a five-month male patient experienced induction failure (no CR achievement) within 3 months of the start of treatment is considered neither CR nor R, we exclude this subject.

Figure 1 shows both the numbers and proportions of Somali-born and receiving country-born women who experienced induction of labour, used no analgesia, or had an epidural and also the results of the meta-analyses for each of these variables.

The findings from the questionnaires suggest that longer departmental inductions are more useful, but half of the F1s experienced inductions of only 2 h or less, and some did not have a departmental induction at all.