Sentence examples for indicating the recurrence from inspiring English sources

At site C0004, one fault gouge smoothly cuts the microbreccia, while the other gouge is undulated and fragmented, indicating the recurrence of microbrecciation and shear localization along the thin gouge zones.

Date of recurrence was defined as the first notation in the medical record indicating the recurrence.

While these methods differ in important details, they all use variations of two basic steps: (i) compute a score at each genomic locus (typically a probe in microarray datasets) indicating the recurrence; (ii) examine correlations between recurrences scores of nearby loci to separate the true target region from other close, high-scoring regions.

When comparing all target areas, the Pyeongchang and Deogyu Mountain areas had similar rainfall intensities, indicating the same rainfall recurrence periods, whereas the Juksan-Geochang area had the lowest daily rainfall.

The P-value cut-off for indicating the significance of recurrence was set at 0.05 in the study (i.e., a P-value <0.05 indicates the second tumour is likely to be clonally related to the first tumour).

In addition to the clinical examination and ultrasonography, the urinary assay of HP and LP may be valuable in indicating the presence of recurrence in the course of intraindividual follow-up.

The parameter µ indicates the average recurrence interval and the parameter α concerns the variance of recurrence intervals.

Matsuzawa et al. (2010) modeled the long- and short-term SSEs in the seismic cycles for the Nankai region, indicating that the recurrence intervals of both types of SSEs decrease in the later stages of interseismic periods.

Human CD4 molecules were stable expressed from day 21 until the end of the experiment whereas human HLA-DR3 molecules were not expressed until day 40 (Figure 6A+B) indicating that the recurrence of host HLA-DR3 presenting cells was later than host CD4 T cells.

Patients with recurrence had especially higher DR and high necroinflammation compared with patients without recurrence, indicating the importance of alleviating necroinflammation, protecting hepatic function and strengthening general immunity.

One of the key features of the RQA was the Recurrence rate, which simply gives the density of observed recurrences indicating the degree to which the organism's contour line exhibits repetitions of similar structures (e.g. polychaete parapodia).