Sentence examples for realignment stage from inspiring English sources

Filatotchev and Toms (2006) extend this two-stage turnaround with a "realignment" stage.

Motion parameters calculated during the realignment stage of preprocessing were subjected to statistical analysis to establish whether volunteers moved more during sedation.

An analysis of motion parameters (see Table S2) obtained during the realignment stage of preprocessing showed no relationship between sedation depth and movement.

For each subject, all regressors were incorporated into General Linear Models [GLM 32], and motion correction parameters created during the realignment stage, were included in the analysis as a covariate of no interest.

For each subject, all regressors were incorporated into General Linear Models [GLM – 64] and motion correction parameters, created during the realignment stage, were included in the analysis as a covariate of no interest.

The mean image produced from the realignment stage was then spatially normalized to an MNI template image, using a 12-parameter linear affine transformation (translation, rotation, zoom, and shear in x, y, and z directions) and a linear combination of three dimensional discrete cosine transform basis functions.

Contraindication for realignment surgery are end stage, diffuse AOA, infection and neurovascular disorders: the procedure is not recommended even in smokers and older patients with low bone quality (Barg et al. 2013).

We also observed a stress shielded region close to the severed tendon ends, which may impair collagen fibre realignment during the remodelling stage of repair due to the lack of tensile stress.

Mr. Thurmond finished a distant third to President Harry S. Truman that year, but his million votes cracked the once-solid Democratic South and helped set the stage for political realignment.

Conference realignment has reached such an absurd stage that United States senators are involved, writes Kelly Whiteside in USA Today, and that's rarely a good thing for restoring sanity.

When Mr. Maltese, a Republican, lost his seat to Joseph P. Addabbo Jr. on Tuesday after 20 years in office, it meant one thing to Albany: It tipped the State Senate to the Democrats for the first time since 1965, setting the stage for a major realignment in state politics.