Sentence examples for sequential observations from inspiring English sources
Forty four women and their birth partners participated in the study, five women agreed to have an observer present for two sequential observations, when they were cared for by two different midwives during their labours.
I use the notation "@N" to indicate an HMSDCALE value of N. The range between the @1 and higher values of HMSDCALE models the range between no pre-publication review, that is no requirement of replication where everything that shows any promise is published into the literature, and a very stringent requirement of observing monotonic improvement over many sequential observations.
(A C) Sequential observations from Pd1 to Pd7 reveals deformation of innervated axon terminals.
(D) Sequential observations demonstrate the buckling of an axon at the apex of the DPS during compression.
The coupled hidden conditional random fields model extends the standard hidden-state conditional random fields model only with one chain-structure sequential observation to multiple chain-structure sequential observations, which are synchronized sequence data captured in multiple modalities.
Sequential observations are not independent.
Sparse and sporadic cases for the sequential observation of multiple satellites and a dense case for the intensive observation of specific targets were assumed for the experiments.
According to the HMM theory [11], the set of sequential observation vectors that constitute an observation sequence need to be of fixed length and simultaneously of low-dimensionality.
Serum levels of fT3 and fT4 did not change in the sequential observation.
Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) of the bronchus is considered to develop from preneoplastic 'dysplasia', but reports of sequential observation of this dysplasia-carcinoma sequence in humans are very few.
Next, we examined whether these transgenes were expressed in the same way as the endogenous plc-β2 gene, by sequential observation of GFP fluorescence and the in situ hybridization signal (Fig. 4c).
