Sentence examples for occurrence of the initial from inspiring English sources

But it continues on to assert (via an occurrence of the initial, existentially quantified variable 'x' within the iterated modal context '◇Px') a further possibility regarding that very individual: it says that Ratzinger could have had a son a and that, possibly — i.e., in some possible world — he is a priest.

Among patients who developed delirium, the median (interquartile range) time of occurrence of the initial delirious symptom was 1 (1 to 2) day after surgery.

In other words, the occurrence of the initial event of spread does not lead to a cell-heritable change in the tendency of the progeny of that cell to spread.

The sample consists of about 20% more women than men and the occurrence of the initial long-term sickness absence is higher in the economic growth period for both genders.

The relatively late occurrence of the initial outbreak in November of 1918, as well as the second wave in early 1920, perhaps signifies the relative lack of international travel due to its status at that time as a fairly recent Japanese colony (since 1895), in contrast to nearby regions such as Singapore which is geographically similar but more globally connected [ 10].

In the group of infants with signs of LO-BSI, we did not observe an increased mortality rate; however, early mortality associated with LO-BSI occurred usually < 7 days after the occurrence of the initial signs of LO-BSI was 7.5%.

The sufficient safety design margins of the plant sites were required to reduce the occurrence probability of the initial event similar to Fukushima Daiichi accident.

The occurrence of initial crack, the initiation and propagation of fatigue cracks is a highly uncertain phenomenon [1] and thus, must be addressed within an appropriate concept that accounts for this uncertainty [2 4].

The fragment areas located on the right correspond to the greater depth of occurrence in the initial heterostructure than the areas located on the left.

However, the occurrence and amplitude of the initial increase were significantly higher under physiologic Ca2+ conditions (1.8 mM; Figures 5 and 6).

The occurrence and amplitude of the initial transient increase were markedly reduced under these conditions (data not shown), suggesting that store-operated Ca2+ entry (SOCE) largely accounts for the influx of extracellular Ca2+.