Sentence examples for procedure that characterizes from inspiring English sources
EUS elastography is a newly developed imaging procedure that characterizes the differences of hardness and strain between diseased and normal tissue.
Specifically, for any given system, we develop a design procedure that characterizes the set of all linear functionals of the system state that can be reconstructed through a linear observer with a given delay.
The aim of this work was to investigate a methodological procedure that characterizes the composition of mineral scaling that occurs in wells from oilfields, assuming that the proper identification of these mineral scales is decisive for proper use of available technology resources in support of the oil industry.
Here, we describe an image classification procedure that characterizes molecular plasticity at the secondary structure level, and apply this method to identify three distinct conformations in our previous sample.
In principle they are all based on counting procedures that characterize a sequence based on its constituents, e.g., k-mers [ 3, 4].
Most notably, archival data are subject to various sources of measurement error consequent to the fact that they are not collected according to the systematic and rigorous procedures that characterize social and epidemiological research.
The goal of our work was to develop a novel, non-invasive procedure that permits to characterize the collagen network in 3D constructs by Second Harmonic Generation (SHG) imaging (Stoltz et al. 2010).
In order to investigate this, in situ, we employed a procedure that has previously been characterized and one which we had been investigating independently.
This follows from the so-called investigation principle that characterizes administrative procedures.
As described previously [ 1], each compound modeled by PKQuest is completely characterized by a short Maple procedure that lists the PKQuest parameters that are unique for that solute.
Postpartum hysterectomy is an obstetric procedure that carries significant maternal risk that is not well characterized by hospital volume.
