Sentence examples for points of occurrence from inspiring English sources

Özkan and Toker recorded at what number operation catastrophic complications occurred [4] and found points of occurrence ranging from the 26th to the 290th operation.

Data on points of occurrence of an event can be analysed based on identifying spatial agglomerations known as 'clusters'clusters

In total, we considered 135 points of occurrence, of which 73 are located in Chile and 62 are located in Argentina (Fig.  1).

Characteristic changes in morphology, such as cell rounding, and their time points of occurrence were similar to that in the controls.

Surface crack growth monitoring is used to obtain an approximation of the length of surface crack at the point of occurrence of a through-thickness crack.

In this case, the time point of occurrence of the symptoms, and the kinetic of the process might be helpful.

(iii) The point of occurrence of all HPRD annotated components.

By plotting the issues onto the pathway at the point of occurrence, it was possible to identify seven pathway points that warranted further investigation.

There was no difference in the primary end-point of occurrence of any adverse effect (symptom or laboratory) in FA10 and FA30 (46.8, 54.3 %, p = 0.5).

These challenges are complicated further when the experiment is unplanned and the point of occurrence of the event is not clearly defined.

The groups of the healthy volunteers and the patients differed significantly in the time-point of occurrence of the maximum values of the first ray flexion and the relative rotations of the bones to each other.