Sentence examples for previous retrieval from inspiring English sources

To date, the body of knowledge regarding taper corrosion, including the majority of previous retrieval studies of retrieved tapers, is based on cobalt chrome (CoCr) alloy femoral heads on a metallic stem in either metal-on-polyethylene (M-PE) or MOM bearings.

They are observed in a Judgment of Frequency (JOF) recognition memory task (Malmberg & Annis, 2012), and we developed a process model of them in the REM framework (Malmberg, Holden, & Shiffrin, 2004; Shiffrin & Steyvers, 1997) by assuming that features that represent the current test item in a retrieval cue carry over from the previous retrieval cue.

The results in this study are similar to values seen in previous retrieval studies of annealed HXLPE [ 13, 16, 19].

Despite the less than ideal tribological factors, these first-generation CoC bearings still showed minimal wear in the long term compared to previous retrieval analyses.

For mechanical properties, we relied on the small punch test (ASTM F2183) [ 2] using the same sampling protocol as our previous retrieval studies [ 16].

However, these first-generation CoC bearings still showed less severe wear patterns in the long term compared to previous retrieval analyses.

Even without previous training, retrieval performance and user confidence were very high, thus suggesting that both interface designs are effective for searching RDF datasets.

A previous, multicenter retrieval analysis of head-neck taper corrosion by Goldberg et al. [ 9] documented that the combination of dissimilar alloys, metallurgical condition of the alloys, implantation time, and flexural rigidity of the femoral neck were predictors of corrosion of the neck and head.

For immunohistochemistry, sections (4 to 5 μm thick) of tissue microarrays with probes of a total of 69 patients with confirmed TNBC were incubated with an antibody against LHRH receptor (Anti-GnRHR antibody A9E4, Abcam, UK) after previous antigen retrieval (3-min passages in a microwave oven at 750 watts in 10 mmol/l citrate buffer pH 6.0) at a dilution of 1 1500 for 30 min at room temperature.

Various experimental performance evaluation results have shown that, as compared to previous methods, retrievals employing the proposed matching methodology are faster and more consistent with human recognition of spatial objects.

Using these methods we have extended previous findings on retrieval to now establish a mapping between the dynamics of object representation and the dynamics of retrieval in this behavioral paradigm.