Sentence examples for saddle location from inspiring English sources

In the multivariate analysis of factors affecting survival outcomes, the subsegmental versus saddle location of the PE was no longer statistically significant by end of study, possibly indicating that in the long term, underlying disease and comorbidities were the main factors affecting survival in treated patients.

Play the harmonic to verify that the string is still in tune after adjusting the bridge saddle location.

Recognising the value of the simplified approach presented in the ICPVT-9 paper, use was made of the work of Tooth et al. and Nash et al. to extend its range of applicability to provide confidence in using this simplified approach for other saddle locations.

An incidental PE with saddle pulmonary artery location was found in 7 patients, all of whom were admitted; 3 died within 30 days of ED presentation (a 43% mortality rate).

Saddle and subsegmental PE location did not reach statistical significance in relation to hospital admission; however, as described above, these groups may have been too small to achieve significance.

The idea of combining the best of the two chains brands into one and selling off excess real estate has been a failure, and while Kmart will continue to hobble along, Sears is saddled by its locations and by stronger competition in its space".

But its saddle shape, dark ceiling, suburban location and insufficient number of sky boxes made the Capital Center feel antiquated in the 1990's.

The accurate location of the saddle is achieved by a modified Powell Hybrid procedure which finds the local solution to a non-linear system of algebraic equations.

The location of the saddle point in the etch rate diagram depends on the etching parameters, for instance, it is located around {311} plane for 34 wt% KOH.

The location of this saddle point is determined in part by the detailed interactions of the cell populations with each other.

With the improved, climbing image NEB (CI-NEB), algorithm, it is also possible to find the location of the saddle point with arbitrary precision.