Sentence examples for feature documented from inspiring English sources

The second most common feature documented in DOA+ patients was deafness (65/104, 62.5%) which invariably followed the onset of visual failure with a peak age of onset in the second and third decades of life (Table 3).

More than 300 buildings and associated features documented Mississippian residential and ceremonial life on an unprecedented spatial scale.

Channel-fill, channel-flank and lobe strata represent the building blocks that form composite features documented at four scales.

Three features documented in the OLI imagery time-series (contextual feature, and position- and size-invariance) were used to accurately discriminate offshore platforms from false positives.

The pattern of structural geologic features documented during mine mapping is similar to the local trends of regionally extensive thrust faults, fold axes, and basement-cored uplifts that formed during the Laramide orogeny.

In the exhibition space, a booklet in the style of an IKEA catalogs featuring documented photographs of the project is sold for $10.

Several features documented from the Pinyes locality suggest biological processes also influenced the site taphonomy.

Furthermore, the demonstrations that optineurin is an aggregation-prone protein and that the foci formation is microtubule-dependent bear similarities to features documented in neurodegenerative diseases, supporting a neurodegenerative paradigm for glaucoma.

The difference between the mean of 10.2 symptom features documented in the pre-CDS and the mean of 10.7 symptom features documented in the CDS-trained but not using was not statistically significant (p = 0.68).

Nineteen cases of hard metal lung disease, a rare occupational lung disease, were collected and their clinical features documented.

We found that only breast cancers from young (<50 years) BRCA1+ patients represent features documented as being typical of BRCA1-associated cancers, such as high tumour grade, negativity for oestrogen and progesterone receptors, and overexpression of p53.