Sentence examples for overlapping conditions from inspiring English sources
It is also the first such study to present ignition delay times at significantly overlapping conditions from both a rapid compression machine and a shock tube.
The experimental results over nine real-life data sets show that the associative memory here proposed constitutes an appropriate solution for bankruptcy and credit risk prediction, performing significantly better than the rest of models under class imbalance and data overlapping conditions in terms of the true positive rate and the geometric mean of true positive and true negative rates.
In sum, IRR is utilized by researchers to facilitate diagnostic accuracy, which is especially challenging in BD research given its symptom complexity and challenges in differentiation from overlapping conditions.
Other less common causes are cobalamin and folate deficiency and use of particular drugs. 1 IDA and ACD are frequently overlapping conditions.
On the other hand, blocks of putative markers may result from more complex intensity patterns, e.g. when related prototypes show high intensity values for several "overlapping" conditions simultaneously.
In figure 2, overlapping conditions can especially be observed among the first twelve prototypes which show a continuous time-dependent evolution of the intensity pattern.
At the same time, SRT in gap conditions is reduced compared to overlap conditions.
Furthermore, mismatch-provoked activation of MutH is possible even if the binding sites for MutS and MutH overlap, conditions that rule out simultaneous binding of MutS and MutH to their binding sites [ 45].
These conditions may cluster densely around their centroid, well-separated from all other conditions, or they may show inhomogenous transcription, overlapping with conditions annotated by another value.
Caring for frail older people is about managing, not curing, a collection of overlapping chronic conditions, like osteoporosis, diabetes and dementia.
Depressive and anxiety disorders are highly overlapping, heterogeneous conditions that both have been associated with an increased risk of cardiovascular disease (CVD).
