Sentence examples for onset of a given from inspiring English sources

This include, for instance, the extent of brittle failure, the onset of a given strain criterion, and the proportion of rock and depth of area that reach the yield criterion.

EPSC amplitudes during a stimulus train were calculated as the difference between peak and baseline before stimulus onset of a given EPSC.

Patients should be advised to remain still and quite whenever possible, particularly during certain period of the recordings (before the meal, the postprandial period, during the onset of a given symptom such as nausea).

Muscles were clamped to −60 mV and eEJC amplitudes during a stimulus train (50 Hz, 500 ms) were calculated as the difference between peak and baseline before stimulus onset of a given eEJC.

In order to evaluate longitudinal discontinuity models, a point in time along the trajectory is specified that marks the onset of when a given treatment was introduced.

This is interpreted as an increased risk of onset at a given time – point of 2.9% for an extra point of the CTQ total score.

It provides good functional information through the detection of onset and progression of a given biological process, and can assist in the development of biomarkers and in measuring the effectiveness of new treatments.

For a given timing of incubation onset and a given clutch size, as ovulation order increases within a brood, pre-hatching mortality should decline due to a decline in suboptimal temperature exposure, whereas post-hatching mortality should increase due to a decline in competitive ability induced by hatching asynchrony.

Prevalence-based COI studies measure current economic burden of a disease in a given period, whereas incidence-based approach measures economic burden from the onset of disease until cure or death and involves estimating the lifetime costs of new cases which have their onset in a given period of time [ 16].

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) researchers using the National Respiratory and Enteric Virus Surveillance System found that the prior epidemic season's data were a relatively imprecise predictor of the epidemic season onset in a given community and that timing of the RSV epidemic season may vary substantially in the same year among communities in close proximity [ 7].

Recall error is a measure of the percentage difference between the number of episodes with reported onset during a given interval and the number that would have been reported if the reporting rate had been consistent with that for episodes with onset 1 2 days before the survey.