Sentence examples for onset to a from inspiring English sources

An onset to a quantitative model for the passivation of Cr, including four parallel reactions is given.

Husby et al. [41] reported that the mean delay from the onset of symptoms to diagnosis included two phases of delay: first, a delay from the onset to a doctor visit of 1.4 ± 2.9 years, and secondly, a delay from the doctor visit to establishing a surgical diagnosis of 5.2 ± 5.6 years.

The associated scaling exponents at the CLF and HER observatories shown in Fig. 8(a) (right) exhibit some transitions from prior to the storm onset to a rapid jump to close to 3. Compared with the SYM-H index, the different storm onsets: 09 00 UT 13 July, 15:00 UT 14 July, 14 00 UT 15 July, and 15:00 UT 16 July, are identified simply according to the distribution of the spectral exponents.

For the LIF model the response onset to a step in mean current appears as an instantaneous jump in firing rate for non-zero τs.

Providing treatment within 48 hours of symptom onset to a proportion of cases arising in the absence of prophylaxis also reduces infectiousness (et) [28] [29].

Because −∂VP is coupled to the magnitude of the noise, σ, the response onset to a jump in noise is always associated with an instantaneous increase in firing rate that "overshoots" the final steady-state value.

We performed a historical cohort study of consecutive ischemic stroke patients presenting within 24 h of symptom onset to an academic emergency department who underwent emergent CTA.

Interestingly, two recent studies found that the location of the mitochondrial DNA deletion was predictive of phenotype or age at onset to an extent, though with contrary conclusions.

For example, does the altered gene simply shift onset to an earlier age or does it increase the rate at which incidence increases with age?

To specify, this means that a phase advance shifts the activity onset to an earlier position in the circadian cycle, whereas a phase delay shifts it to a later time.

Access to single phonemes, in contrast, shifted from an early preliteracy advantage for (monophonemic) onsets to a literacy-based preference for codas.