Sentence examples for instance time points from inspiring English sources

For instance, TIME points out Brazil used to be one of the leading cocoa suppliers in the world until a fungus wiped out the plant.

Often it is important to incorporate specific enrichment values within a single experimental design, for instance across time points in a single cell line treated with a compound.

For instance at time point 2, values were imputed for subjects i with E i1 = 0 (ie subjects with failure at time point 1); at period 3, values were imputed for subjects i with E i2 = 0 (ie subjects with failure at time point 2, regardless this failure is observed or imputed at the previous step).

For instance, the Chilliwack River time points cluster more closely together compared with the other populations, while those from Seymour River are the most scattered in FCA space (Fig. 3).

For instance, with three time points, this method can estimate the posterior probability of pattern EE-DE-EE, where EE stands for equally expressed and DE for differentially expressed, respectively.

For instance, when comparing the time points before and 24 h after ablations, GFP signal intensities were roughly identical and the GFP pattern could not be easily related to the wound position or shape.

In many instances and on many time points, the serum concentrations were below or close to the LLOQ.

Most important, though, is that the level of positive end-expiratory pressure (PEEP) may affect the PaO2/FiO2 [3] and that PaO2/FiO2 and PEEP collected at later time points, for instance 24 h after the initial ARDS diagnosis, largely improve risk stratification [4, 5].

From this, the average overlap of the time course is (9) where represents the experimental design within the feasible design region, encompassing for instance selection of discrete measurement time points, stimulus design and readout design.

As assessment of frequency of cannabis use differed between time points (for instance, at baseline: How often do you use cannabis on a five point scale ranging from less than monthly to almost daily?; at T2: How many times have you used cannabis since the last assessment?), the frequency variable was not included in the analyses.

Patients treated for head and neck cancer were less satisfied with doctors' provision of information, and hospital environment as compared to those treated for prostate cancer at the three assessment time points: for instance, mean score differences ranged from 8 to 11 points in satisfaction with doctors' provision of information (p = 0.002, Figure  4).