Sentence examples for isolated indices from inspiring English sources

The last term on the right, as well as higher-order terms, contain overlapping indices (e.g., when t ′ = t + 1 ), so that for each term of order 2k (for k = 1, …, P ), we will have 2j isolated indices, each contributing a term 〈 f 〉, and ( k − j ) duplicated indices, each contributing a term 〈 f 2 〉 (for j = 1, …, k ).

These inconsistencies might result from the measurement of teasing as isolated indices or as combinations of peer and parental teasing.

For all patient populations, all the laboratory tests presented no significant differences over time, except for some isolated indices.

Infection onset coincided with the collection date of the first microbiological sample culture yielding the study isolate (index culture).

The whole ACE gene (∼24 Kb) was sequenced in two individuals; genomic DNA was isolated from index subject N1 and from patient DR, who has the Pro1199Leu mutation (DNA kindly provided by Dr. R. Stein, Penobscot Bay Medical Center, Rockport, ME) used as a positive control.

It was similar to viruses isolated from index cases in Europe in 1967 (Popp and Ci67).

A/Quzhou/1/2015=strain isolated from index patient; A/Quzhou/2/2015=strain from second patient; A/Chicken/Quzhou/1/2015=strain from environmental sample from the live poultry market; n/a=not applicable owing to the lack of sequencing data.

Moreover, because we are able to identify and isolate the index case more quickly, the number of positive contacts per index case has declined by half.

Similar values were found in our series for isolated blood lactate indices (18% for mortality and 39% for major morbidity).

Three different mycobacterial strains were used: H37Rv (ATCC 27294), and the two cluster SMI-049 isolates S96-129 (isolate from index case) and BTB05-552 (late isolate).

Therefore, this sample selection represents a cross-sectional comparison of S. aureus isolates from index infections (1001, 2001, and 3001) as well as longitudinal pairs (2001 and 2002 10011 and 1002, 1003, 1004, or 1005, respectively; fig. 1).