Sentence examples for identify the interval from inspiring English sources

We thus identify the interval from 536 to about 660 AD as the Late Antique Little Ice Age.

We identify the interval of thickness at which the interphase does not influence the effective properties and show how the imperfection effects described by different models can be expressed in terms of each other.

For the identified application, identify the interval over which this resource has to be allocated.

Therefore, we use a grid search (with step size ) to identify the interval in which the subgradient of dual function changes its sign, and it is used as initial bisection search interval.

This suggestion disagree with Hoer and Attin (2004) [ 23] who suggested that working length determination should be carried out using a combination of apex locator and radiography, although their study showed that apex locators were able to identify the interval "apical constriction to major foramen " with a high degree of success.

After some initial hesitancy about being asked to report the presence of visual stimuli of which she was nominally unaware, she was able to correctly identify the interval in which a 481 nm test light appeared (p < 0.001) but failed (p > 0.05) to detect light at longer or shorter wavelengths (420, 460, 500, 515, 540, 560, and 580 nm).

To identify the intervals in the T-logs that were measured above and below the water table it was important to know in advance in which depth the water level can be expected.

Manual processing of SCE events involved uploading BED-formatted Strand-seq data into the UCSC genome browser [ 25], and identifying the interval at which the templates switch.

As such, identifying the interval between symptom reporting and diagnosis is probably more accurate than in previous studies, all of which have relied upon patient recall.

Approximate 95% Bayes credible intervals were estimated by rescaling the LOD scores from the initial QTL scan of a chromosome to a distribution and identifying the interval that contained 95% of the LOD distribution (Broman and Sen 2009).

We compared this approach to the standard QTL mapping approach and to a more liberal, but realistic, test in which we defined a true positive as correctly identifying the interval containing the regulator (false positives were intervals not containing the true regulator).