Sentence examples for onset of event from inspiring English sources

At the onset of event F, the Z component showed a negative perturbation at TIX and a positive perturbation at KTN.

We note that a sinusoidal perturbation with a period much longer than the Pi2 period, starting at the onset of event A, was observed at TIX and KTN (see Figs. 6(a) and 6(b)).

These H and Z variations at the onset of event F indicate that the westward electrojet was located between the two stations and that the electrojet was close to TIX.

Age at onset of event of interest was treated in discrete categories: the outcome phenotype Uti for time interval t (t = 1,2,3,4 or t = 1,2,3), corresponding age intervals ( ≤35, 36 45, 46 55, 56 65 or ≤45, 46 55, 56 65) and i (i = 1,2) indicating a twin.

A 13 by 13 array of 169 magnetometers could cover a region of 600 by 600 km and allow observers to watch the onset of events and their phase and group propagation, providing a giant "TV screen" for watching ionospheric currents and magnetic pulsations.

In addition, these approaches would allow more accurate descriptions of the onset of events and subsequent adaptations to realistic exposure levels.

To be effective, early warning systems must provide information before the onset of events in a manner that allows authorities sufficient lead time to respond.

Local intelligence in the form of professionals reporting on events, e.g., in schools, or health care institutions, are the cornerstone of detecting the onset of events at the local level, as shown for example, during the 2009 A/H1N1 pandemic [ 8, 9].

An 'event' is any event – the onset of the event of interest or the competing risk event.

This can occur if the patient did not experience both the event of interest and the competing risk event, or if the patient had the competing risk event before the onset of the event of interest.

Thus, a competing risk event may preclude the onset of the event of interest, or may modify the probability of the onset of the event of interest.