Sentence examples for sets over time from inspiring English sources

This data structure enabled us to perform survival analysis on a dynamic cohort of children entering and exiting risk sets over time.

The separation of subsidiary "territories" or spheres of activity within Cyberspace and the barriers to exchanging information across these internal borders allow for the development of distinct rule sets and for the divergence of those rule sets over time.

Johnson tells me that the team plans to add more data sets over time, though the focus of the service will always remain on spatial data.

To test for differences between Trial Sets over time, we used simple effects ANOVAs to compare mean headings for trials 1 10 versus 11 20, in each of five 1-s time bins preceding the intersection.

Figure 9b compares the distribution of average drug promiscuity rates for the three data sets over time.

The existence of multiple autocatalytic subsets can actually give rise to an evolutionary process [ 15], and the emergence of larger and larger autocatalytic sets over time [ 21].

In contrast to the loss to follow-up associated with clinical trials, this loss is reflective of the real world setting in which many patients in our increasingly mobile society (particularly younger and poorer patients) do not remain in the same care setting over time.

Chemotherapy regimens in adjuvant and neoadjuvant setting varied over time based on CMF (cyclophosphamide, methotrexate and 5-fluorouracile), FAC (5-fluorouracile, adriamycine and cyclophosphamide) or FEC (epirubicin).

These subdivisions would provide important information and help to understand differences between different settings or at the same setting over time, in these 3 categories.

Standardization of these terms is an essential step to improve inter-rater reproducibility and allow consistent and reliable comparison of information at the same setting over time and between different settings at various levels (local, regional and national).

Country contributions are made feasible using a modular approach where all countries are able to participate and strategically build their contributions to a global information set over time.