Sentence examples for late structure from inspiring English sources

A different more flexible smoothing approach would have probably called their attention on the late structure of the mortality pattern.

However, because the modeling for the Tp, alpha, and alpha/beta is altogether different for early vs late structures and because the transformation between late to early parameters in Equations (1 2) above are nonlinear, the results of the current analysis (and corresponding conclusions) may be completely different from such an early toxicity analysis.

Construction on the latest structure will start in two months and is scheduled for completion in 13 months.

The latest structure to collapse in Mumbai was a three-story building in the northern suburb of Thane, which caved in at 2 30 a.m. on Friday.

Sommerhalder's determination paid off, however, and his two-year pursuit culminated in a new book that explores Weisbecker's latest structure of interest: the greenhouse.

This paper presents the latest structure of the developed game and types of strategic thinking of players in the game.

Moore, who doesn’t admit to being high on last week’s list of possible departing execs, says he thinks this latest structure makes sense and he’s in for the duration.

But according to our latest structure of respirasome, we provided a model showing that the binding site of Cyt.c in CIII and CIV are located near each other within 10 nm in the IMS plane formed by TMH ends of CI, CIII and CIV, and this arrangement can provide the possible structural basis for Cyt.c channeling (Gu et al., 2016).

Of note, the extension of the S1-T1 linker observed in Fig. 4B is fully consistent with the latest structure of this domain [30], where it is said that this domain is "probably extended over part of its length".

This paper presents an update on the ChEMBL-RDF data set, including details of the latest structures and ontologies used to map ChEMBL to RDF, along with new use cases, showing links to other datasets using their RDF linked data URIs to further support research in the life sciences.

Sutton-under-Brailes and Pillerton Hersey have Early English churches, and Knowle has a Perpendicular, or Late Gothic, structure.