Sentence examples for onset durations from inspiring English sources

A subset of early/fast events with larger onset durations termed "early/slow" events, were first reported by Haldoupis et al. (2004).

Early/slow events shown in panels (a) and (b) had onset durations of about 1.8 2.0 s both in the amplitude and phase.

In contrast to early/fast events, early/slow events initially have a gradual growth in the observed VLF perturbations, and thus "slow" onset durations which range from about 0.5 to 2.5 s (Haldoupis et al., 2004, 2006).

Previous data analysis has shown that in contrast to early/fast events, there is a sizable group of early VLF events that do not display a 'fast' onset; instead they have slow onset durations ranging from about 0.5 to 2.5 s and have thus been termed "early/slow" events (Haldoupis et al., 2004).

This event appears to develop in two steps in the amplitude, marked by 1 and 2 in panel (b) with slow onset durations of about 1.2 s and 1.8 s, respectively, indicating it to comprising two independent early/slow events due to two separate lightnings most likely happening at the same place, with a second event during the onset of the first event.

Motor block onset durations of Group K were significantly longer than other groups (P < 0.05).

"What we're trying to do is predict the onset, duration and intensity of the allergy season in the spring of 2001," said Tim Maloy, who teaches meteorology at Lakeland and runs the 100-member weather club, which broadcasts daily weather forecasts on local radio stations.

Second, we did not distinguish headache characteristics, such as type, intensity, onset, duration, or frequency.

To determine the onset, duration and efficacy of four local anesthetic methods for the horn bud in calves.

Second, we also did not compare headache characteristics, such as type, onset, duration, or frequency, between groups.

The type of uveitis, onset, duration, and course was classified according to the SUN working group criteria [2].