Sentence examples for history of initial from inspiring English sources
Zoned pyroxenes in eucrites and those that preserve a history of initial rapid cooling are rare.
The history of initial contact between M. m. musculus and M. m. domesticus is unclear.
History of initial introductions and later transfers, natural connectivity resulting from natural dispersal and their resulting genetic structure are needed to assess the potential local adaptation of newly settled populations (for review see [ 6]).
Careful evaluation of the patients was made pre-operatively; a complete history of the initial trauma was taken, with the associated injuries, the initial management done, and the reason why the parents sought advice.
However, careful investigations should be carried out allowing the particles to grow to even larger sizes so that any history of the initial distribution is lost [24].
The results will be relevant to provide knowledge about natural history of the initial phases of the COPD and the impact and incidence of the exacerbations on the patients with mild-moderate forms of the disease.
In study 1 targeting T2DM patients with and without a history of CVD, initial and baseline treatment with a biguanide significantly lowered the risk of CVD compared with that with a sulfonylurea, and was independent of HbA1c control.
The results of the study will provide knowledge regarding aspects of COPD which are little known, such as the natural history of the initial phases of the disease and the impact and incidence of the exacerbations on the patients with mild-moderate forms of the disease attended at a primary healthcare level.
In the history of m-learning, initial definitions were more device-driven (focusing in immediacy, convenience, access and mobility) while the latter ones are more personal and social-driven, exploring affordances that relate to new technological features of mobile devices such as location awareness, motion detection and augmented reality (Baran, 2014: 18).
That includes the original documentation on all mortgage transfers, which make up the "chain of title"—the history of ownership from the initial lender to the trust.
