Sentence examples for reconstructing the course from inspiring English sources
Dr. Kent A. Sepkowitz, the chief of infectious diseases at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center in Manhattan, credited the investigators for their ingenuity in reconstructing the course of the epidemic from what remained of records that Soviet officials had deliberately destroyed.
Carl Zimmer, a science commentator, praised the film, stating, "It shows how reconstructing the course of an outbreak can provide crucial clues, such as how many people an infected person can give a virus to, how many of them get sick, and how many of them die".
The various mathematical descriptions of I f that have been used in computer simulations show strikingly different characteristics when reconstructing the course of I f during an action potential.
Months would pass before they could reconstruct the course of events.
Tells about the remodelling that the course underwent through the years, discussing the work of architect Donald Ross who reconstructed the course for the first Open in 1925, and Robert Trent Jones, the architect called in to remodel it for the third Open.
The second goal was to reconstruct the course of the epidemics.
It is difficult, however, to reconstruct the course of homogenisation of alpha satellite repeats in the absence of their map positions.
For the document analysis, we manually analyzed documents from the project archives within the RIVM and relevant public documents of the Inspectorate in order to reconstruct the course of events with respect to the project.
However, using the set of all sequence identities of proteins for a given family one could tentatively reconstruct the course of duplication events that led to the appearance of this family.
It outperformed CPD and CWT-BTD in reconstructing the time course of the ictal pattern.
The performance of all BSS methods are compared in Figure 10.H-BTD outperformed CPD and CWT-BTD in reconstructing the time course of both the stationary and the evolving ictal sources.
