Sentence examples for progression with constant from inspiring English sources
In this scenario, 26% and 18% of active TB cases are due to primary progression with constant and exponential lifespans respectively.
There is a need for continuous and rigorous assessment of e-health interventions whose potential will only be realised if implementation follows a logical progression with constant feedback [ 44] and ongoing, meaningful involvement of all stakeholders.
Since Wee1/Myt1 inhibited cells can enter into M phase with the CycB level present initially (0.5), we simply simulated their mitotic progression with constant levels of CycB, which is consistent with the experimental data.
The sample size calculated with constant progression is closer to the POPI trial sample size calculation than with progression at the end of infection in 78.5 % of the investigated combinations (see Additional file 1: Figure S4).
If chlamydia infection progresses to PID only at the end of infection, infection can resolve naturally before they are at risk of PID, whereas with constant progression the risk of developing PID remains throughout the infectious period.
From this observation, we conclude that the compartmental model shown in Fig. 1a, with constant rates of progression between successive CD4+ stages, is well supported by the data.
The findings demonstrated that simultaneous clear vision with constant myopic defocus can retard myopia progression.
Vertical progressions, which consist of rears, head scans, and descent, also strongly oscillate but with constant mean amplitude during a trial.
Similarly, studies requiring better temporal resolution of entry into apoptosis and its progression at single-cell level in real-time mode might require more complex imaging conditions with constant fast recording possibilities.
Keeping all calibrated disease progression parameters constant, the follow-up regimen modeled was modified to be consistent with that undergone by subjects in the validation group (see Table 2).
Surfaces with constant curvature.
