"in setting of" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe the surrounding environment or context in which something takes place. Example: In setting of the beautiful mountains, the small town exuded a sense of tranquility and peace.
Bleeding events were significant enough to require intervention by the clinical team; ie ventilator settings were escalated in setting of pulmonary hemorrhage, H2 blockers or proton-pump inhibitors were started for gastrointestinal bleeding, and/or coagulation products were given.
Her current research uses a translational systems biology approach to study the impact of antigenic diversity on immune evasion, transmission, and virulence in setting of declining malaria transmission.
This results in a marginal decrease in setting of the mix.
Not much data exists about the influence of starches in setting of hemodilution on renal function and microvascular perfusion.
provide record of instructors' development of teaching and as well as informal feedback; provide guidance in setting of syllabus; 2010-present.
Third, in setting of medial comminution and short distal segment, there is high incidence of loss of fixation and varus collapse [2, 4].
To put these plots in perspective, in Figure 5c, we also show the results for PTM + RBF in a leave-all-in setting: of course, the PSNR for PTM + RBF for leave-all-in is by far the best accuracy.
The first 12,500 trees were discarded with burn-in setting of 25%.
A burn-in setting of 25%% was used to discard the first 625 trees.
The MCMC was run with a sampling frequency of 100 for 250,000 generations, and burn-in setting of 25%%.
The MCMC was run using a sampling frequency of 100 for 100,000 generations with a burn-in setting of 25%.
