Sentence examples for from the first observed from inspiring English sources

The toe region shear modulus was calculated from the first observed linear region, between 3%and13%3% strain and the extended shear modulus was established after 80% of the maximum shear strain.

Consequently, both the time from the first observed case to tmed and the delay induced by interventions are reduced.

The duration of response was calculated (in patients with CR or PR) as the time from the first observed response until documented disease progression.

Specifically, MPR was calculated as the number of filled prescription days for all ART regimen components (using the days supplied in the pharmacy claims) divided by the number of days from the first observed prescription in the regimen through the earliest of either the exhaustion of the days supplied of the last observed prescription or the end of follow-up.

Don Mitchell, Cassini science team co-investigator from the Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory, first observed the current connection as a strong "bull's-eye" emission in the middle of images snapped by the APL-built ion and neutral camera, known as INCA, on Cassini.

We present results from the first observing epoch (December 1997) of 5 GHz VSOP monitoring program of the parsec-scale jet in 3C 273C

Prior to the Voyager missions the view of Enceladus improved little from the dot first observed by Herschel.

Warren, 68, a pathologist who retired from the Royal Perth Hospital in 1999, first observed small, curved bacteria in biopsies from ulcer patients' stomachs in the early 1980s; he also noticed that they appeared to cause inflammation.

The result is intriguing, because this is the first time scientists have observed humans being affected by what is known as the Bateman gradient, a phenomenon that gets its name from the geneticist who first observed it in fruit flies.

Accidentally imported from the Orient, the disease was first observed in 1904 in the New York Zoological Gardens.

It also came from Europe, being first observed in the US in 1887 and is now generally distributed.