Sentence examples for phase in methods from inspiring English sources

For the cardiac-driven waveform of interest, the primary component is usually at the heart rate frequency, and the timing information (called "phase" in methods such as Fourier transformation and time-varying transfer function analysis) at this frequency can be compared between the primary and reference waveforms.

To address some of the methodological challenges and the highly contextual nature of community-level work, this evaluation applied a phase-in, mixed method approach with research designs, methods and instruments driven by the evaluation questions and country settings.

The alternative to this phased-in feeding method is having each doctor who rotates in and out of the NICU decide what to do day-by-day.

Activity of samples prepared by gas phase in situ methods is 2 3 times greater than that observed for phthalocyanines precipitated from solution.

Although these devices demonstrate significant progresses for CTCs isolation, the development of these technologies is still in diverging phase, in which methods described above are still at the proof of concept level.

An integral phase in the method is the irradiation of samples in a very well thermalized neutron spectrum.

Four solvents, CB, ODCB, CDS, and toluene, were used as the mobile phase in this method.

The phasor has been assumed a constant amplitude and phase in previous method which is inappropriate for power system during oscillation like power swing, so time-varying amplitude and time-varying phase are better models in this condition.

In order to identify further loci associated with BE, we prioritized 65 SNPs (Supplementary Table 1) with the best evidence of association with BE from our previous GWAS Discovery Phase and Replication Phase 1 (details in Methods).

Induction, or resolutive method makes up the first phase in the regressus-method, which was, in his opinion, the only proper method for natural philosophy.

These volatile compounds are frequently used to control the pH of the mobile phase in HPLC, especially in methods coupled to mass-spectrometry detection.