Sentence examples for initial serial from inspiring English sources

And it is hard to re-read without placing the narrative against the clouds of war which were gathering over Europe during the book's initial serial publication.

The initial serial transplant generation (G0) tested is given for each line, and, for several lines, a successive generation (G0+1) was tested.

Of the 9 HCP who did not measure a fever >100.5°F during their illness and therefore did not meet CDC exclusion criteria, 7 (78%) were positive by real-time RT-PCR; 6 (67%) were also positive by rapid culture at the time of collection of the initial serial nasal wash sample >3 days after symptom onset.

In addition, if we find that our initial serial approach to the interpretation task does not yield sufficient accuracy, we may need to develop a more sophisticated integration between various components of ILF so that quality measurements in different parts of the system can control the effort expended by other parts to reach some globally optimal interpretation.

It has been established as a valid predictor for both initial and serial assessments [ 13- 15].

For patients without evidence of pneumonia at the initial evaluation, serial observations over time may be helpful in identifying those in whom isolation precautions can be safely discontinued (21 ).

Cox proportional hazard models were used to estimate hazard ratios (HR) of 28-days mortality in sepsis patients according to initial and serial HBP-values modeled as categorical variable (<15 ng/mL, >15 ng/mL).

The study was carried out under strict confidentiality as participants and their samples were identified by initials and serial numbers on their questionnaires, laboratory forms, and specimen bottles.

After an initial sample, postprandial serial blood samples (1 hour intervals for 8 hours) were drawn at 2, 4 and 6 weeks.

Fig. 9 Stele initial cells (A), serial sections of a single radicle (A1 A5), and root vascularization (B and C): phloem vessel formation (B1 B6) and xylem and protoxylem formation (C1 C8).

George and Weedon Grossmith's spoof The Diary of a Nobody that pillories its fictional author, the snobbish middle-class Mr Pooter, was not only an instant hit on its initial publication (in serial form between 1888 and 1889 in Punch magazine), it's also never been out of print in the UK since.