Sentence examples for fixed determinant from inspiring English sources

However, compared to many non-neurological diseases, age in neurological patients is not a fixed determinant for poor outcome but a rather relative parameter that has to be put into perspective to the underlying disease, for example, reversible inflammatory disease (GBS) versus irreversible brain tissue damage by stroke or ICH [ 3, 6].

We extend the coherent state transform (CST) of Hall to the context of the moduli spaces of semistable holomorphic vector bundles with fixed determinant over elliptic curves.

Any policy change from the donors towards international aid and migration in general (independently of countries), and fixed determinants of migration like transportation costs (geographic distance or land border), and cultural ties (past colonies and common language) are controlled by the country and time fixed effect.

Also, mixed models including fixed determinants of exposure in addition to random effects are in increasing use [ 13, 30- 33].

Such a flexible modelling approach allows joint analysis of nonlinear and fixed determinants either at group or individual level, as well as observed and unobserved determinants, which may exhibit spatial variation.

More recently, air trapping as a radiological finding has been reported as a significant determinant of fixed obstruction in asthma [ 39, 43].

They included two observed determinants called "fixed effects": the IVF center (Parisian center/medium-sized city center) denoted β c e n t e r i succ and β c e n t e r i disc and the woman's age at the first attempt divided into five classes (age <25/25-29/30-34/35-39/≥40 years) denoted β a g e i succ and β a g e i disc.

SNEHA's work in the area reveals that to involve women like Paswan, both the citizen sector and government have to fix a key determinant in patient care: trust.

If the defining representation of G is the direct sum of finite dimensional representations with determinant one the fixed point subalgebra OG of O∞ is a simple C∗-algebra.

A plausible determinant of the fixed encoding order in a given language arises from the incremental processing of speech production.

The two results put together validate the joint use of these variables as determinants of the fixed costs of migration.