Sentence examples for following deployment from inspiring English sources

In addition, induction of hepatic cytochrome P4501, EROD activity, in yellowfin bream, Acanthopagrus australis, captured in the vicinity of SPMD sampling sites following deployment in summer was used as a biomarker of exposure to PAHs and related chemicals.

Younger individuals, representing new military accessions in training or returning from deployment with serious injuries, may have fewer opportunities to operate vehicles, or targeted efforts to reduce MVC following deployment may be showing a positive effect.

The height, length, and width of the shell and weight [whole wet, soft-tissue wet, dry, and ash-free dry (organic) weights] of oysters were measured at intervals following deployment.

Properly handling these GDM processes is essential because it will significantly affect the prioritization of ECs, the target value setting of ECs, and the following deployment phases of QFD.

Because following deployment birds often continued incubating for several days before departing on a foraging trip, during which time they will have lost mass, we corrected the measured mass change to account for the lower mass of the bird at departure.

The program lasts for three months following deployment.

For a few minutes, I felt the way I did in the weeks and months following deployments: alien, isolated, apart from and resentful of all these civilians who had no clue what it was like, who blithely asked if I had killed anyone, or whether I had that P.T.S.D. thing now.

The current results add another dimension to this scenario, showing for the first time, how temporal consistencies in CLTs, from one trial to the next, lead to improvements in Vernier acuity discrimination performance following deployments of transient attention in response to peripheral cues.

In contrast, 9 physicians reported caring for patients with one or more of the following deployment-related medical conditions: non-combat injury, traumatic brain injury (TBI) or other neurological problem, wound care or re-infection, orthopedic problem related to traumatic injury, hearing loss/tinnitus, or medical illness that developed or worsened during deployment.

These clinical data were collected through the ongoing five-year observational cohort study of short- and long-term infectious complications following deployment-related traumatic injuries during the recent military conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan; the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD)–Department of Veterans Affairs, Trauma Infectious Disease Outcomes Study TIDOSS).

Curiosity is decelerating, following the deployment of the parachute.