Sentence examples for incorporating a step from inspiring English sources
We removed these offsets by incorporating a step function time series.
First the effects of incorporating a step between the annular exit slot and the Coanda surface are investigated.
A randomised controlled trial with a greater number of participants is needed, perhaps incorporating a stepped-wedge or cluster design.
Modification of the process to incorporate a step for catalyst and sorbent regeneration was examined and compared with conventional sorption enhanced chemical-looping reforming process.
Automated sample preparation incorporated a step to calculate the volume of sample collection based on sample weight and solution density of 1 g/mL.
The most efficient method of screening is likely to incorporate a step-wise process targeting those at highest risk as opposed to inviting everyone directly for a diagnostic test [ 10].
Some scales incorporate a step-wise assessment of response to increasingly noxious stimuli and a brief assessment of cognition to define levels of consciousness; these tools can often be quickly performed and easily recalled.
This step involves an affine transformation of each scan to the group-specific T1 template with a subsequent back-projection into the native space, followed by an automated brain extraction procedure incorporating a segmentation step to remove non-brain tissue [26].
During the course of this developmental work, we considered incorporating a hydrolytic step to account for the possible presence of conjugated forms of XA.
Even though single cell and subcellular sampling with direct MS has been used, more complete metabolomics coverage is obtained by incorporating a separation step before performing the mass spectrometric analysis.
In the pooled analysis of nine prospective studies, no differences in endogenous oestrogen- and androgen-associated relative risks between studies that had used a method incorporating a purification step and studies that had used a direct, no-extraction method were found.
