Sentence examples for number of triggering from inspiring English sources

The pre- and post outcome measures included: stages of stenosing tenosynovitis (SST), grip strength, Numeric Pain Rating Scale (NPRS), the number of triggering events in ten active fists, and participant perceived improvement in symptoms.

After the use of a splint, there were statistically significant improvements in the SST, NPRS, the number of triggering events in ten active fists, and in the participant perceived improvement in symptoms.

c The estimates of the K 0 parameters versus the corresponding locations of the aftershocks, where the color table shows the expected number of triggering offspring events of M ≥ 3.0 per square degree per day.

We found that in the evaluation of the aerodynamic damping ratio, it is possible to adopt the triggering level at the value of the standard deviation or √2 times of the standard deviation of the displacement responses if the random decrement signature has a high number of triggering points.

Most individuals can develop severe exacerbation from a number of triggering agents.

This approach is based on the likelihood that there is a limited number of triggering (reactivity) mechanisms by which chemicals can express their toxicity at the molecular level.

Therefore, we considered 'overestimation' of the number of triggered landslides as less constraining than 'underestimation'underestimation

In addition, the amount of collected energy is correlated to the total number of triggered SiPMs.

The classification of the events according to the landslide-affected area does not follow the same trends as the one in terms of the number of triggered landslides.

However, we also know that for events investigated in Central Asia overestimation of the number of triggered landslides might be due to an inappropriate weighting of the hydro-meteorological conditions that does not fully take into account the very arid climate favouring slope stability in some mountain regions.

Therefore the composite indicator describes the number of patients triggering at least one indicator divided by all patients with the potential to trigger an indicator.