Sentence examples for pattern of episodes from inspiring English sources

The aim of the present study was to investigate the occurrence and pattern of episodes of elevated SCC in individual cows with low SCC after a single PMI and to clarify if the increased SCC is due to an enhanced recruitment of PMN.

Our work was not designed to examine any mood-stabilizing properties of topiramate, as we did not use regular mood charts, the period of 12 months is too short to evaluate long-term benefits on the pattern of episodes, and there was no comparison group.

Our findings of alcohol and/or AD association with CA are in line with the hypothesis that AD and alcohol are involved in stimulating initial affective episodes in a subgroup of patients who later develop a sensitized pattern of spontaneous episodes with a decrease in duration of syndrome-free intervals 15, 42.

These three incidents, within two states and two days, are part of a pattern of similar episodes that have shaken school systems across the country in the weeks since the shootings in Southern California at Santana High School.

The work may not be that complicated if "Friends" follows its usual pattern of shooting episodes that are considerably longer than the 22 minutes required for a half-hour time slot.

Indeed, a seasonal pattern of the episodes of BD was identified in a proportion of patients (Schaffer et al. 2003), whereas depressive symptoms are more prevalent during winter months (Meesters and Gordijn 2016; Rosenthal et al. 1984).

It's got superheroes, for one thing, instead of people mopping up after those with powers, and there seems to be a grand plan in place that might avoid a formulaic freak-of-the-week pattern of disconnected episodes, like we've been getting with Agents.

NCT01293409, ClinicalTrials.gov The seasonal pattern of recurrent episodes of depression is known as seasonal affective disorder (SAD) [ 1– 3].

The life line for each calf is illustrated in Figure 4 and highlights the drop out of calves from death and euthanasia and the pattern of clinical episodes.

The aetiology of a cough may influence characteristics such as timbre, intensity, pattern of coughing episodes (i.e. fits versus isolated coughs).

Interestingly, we never observed this pattern of ventilatory episodes for any of the previously neuropeptides tested (reviewed by Le Mével et al., 2012).