Sentence examples for setting as noted from inspiring English sources

This study demonstrates that inhibition of decorin/fibronectin binding by NKISK results in tendon lengthening in an in vivo setting as noted by a progressive increase in the length of the patellar tendon.

However, despite the strong evidence base supporting the effectiveness of exercise programs to prevent falls, surprisingly little is known about how best to implement an exercise program when a patient's need for exercise is identified in a health care setting, as noted in a commentary by Tinetti and Brach (2012).

This might actually lead to better screening tools that consider the cultural context of somatisation of emotional disorders in our setting as noted by Okello et al. [ 45].

This observation has proved useful in the clinical setting as noted in the results from ongoing clinical trials in heavily pre-treated MM patients, including those resistant to lenalidomide or bortezomib (or both).

In the smoking cessation example, the new themes added to the framework could be explained by the foundation models' limited consideration of the variables of the intervention and setting, as noted above.

Overall we collected six such sets of elongations, with two or three elongations in each set; as noted above, larger amplitudes were associated with larger peak speeds.

For these nine topics, we separated out the data into training and test sets, as noted above, and annotated the test collection.

First, the ML NLP might be improved with a richer feature set, though as noted, the performance was already as good as would be expected from an additional human coder.

Affective ratings confirmed the expected differences between the present negative and benign sets; although, as noted earlier, the degree of associated affect depended on how the caption was processed, with images amplifying the experienced emotion.

However, in the BAGEL parsimony analyses, the MLSA tree was recovered only for the CON taxa dataset, any only for a narrow set of approaches, as noted above.

While the four principles set forth by Mahler, as noted above, were influential in USAID's child survival program design, their interpretation was not as structurally transforming as envisioned by Alma-Ata.