Sentence examples for identified proceeded from inspiring English sources

The chief investigator of this study has previously found that 38%% of Australian labouring women, where a non-reassuring fetal heart rate pattern had been identified, proceeded to delivery by caesarean section if no further testing of fetal well-being was performed (i.e. for pH or lactate).

Once the correlations were identified, we proceeded to the evaluation of the multivariate linear correlation model using the 16 independent variables.

After the interacting variables had been identified we proceeded to assess two-way interactions by repeating the above process.

Once the two breakpoints of each inversion were identified, we proceeded to confirm these results by comparing the breakpoint regions sequences with D. virilis genome using FlyBase GBrowse http://flybase.org/cgi-bin/gbrowse/.

If such clients are identified, we proceed with the m-linking process, when invoked, by directing these clients to receive the underlying multicast transmissions during this time slot from the newly selected base station.

Any non-English articles identified will proceed to title and abstract screening and the full text obtained if required.

In the case of cell encapsulation, a variety of cytocompatible photopolymerization conditions have been identified that proceed at physiological temperature and osmolarity, but conditions for encapsulation of proteins while maintaining activity are more stringent.

Identifying what proceeds in predictable directions, as opposed to drifting upon the tides of fashion, would be of great utility in understanding the evolution of knowledge.

After the various NOS isoforms were identified, inhibitor development proceeded rapidly.

The feds noted that "more than $50 million in suspicious transactions were conducted through certain accounts at BankAtlantic," including "more than $10 million of identified drug proceeds". BankAtlantic paid a $10 million penalty last year.

In the UK, "two-thirds of UCCs identified did not proceed beyond a research project or feasibility study", compared to other EU countries where "the vast majority of UCC studies proceeded to either a trial or a fully operational scheme".