Sentence examples for snapshot of a process from inspiring English sources

The T.F.R. is designed to offer a snapshot of a process — childbearing — that occurs over many years.

And if included, they would only represent one snapshot of a process that is dynamic.

Even though temperature is a continuous quantitative variable, its measurement has been considered a snapshot of a process, indicating whether a patient is febrile or afebrile.

Even though temperature is a continuous quantitative variable, its measurement in the clinical setting has been considered a snapshot of a process, indicating whether a patient is febrile or afebrile (qualitative dichotomous value).

Overall, the UT-A1 and AQP2 interactomes provide a snapshot of a dynamic process in which UT-A1 and AQP2 are produced in the rough endoplasmic reticulum, processed through the Golgi apparatus, delivered to endosomes that move into and out of the plasma membrane, and are regulated in the plasma membrane.

Though this piece of amber is 99-million-years-old, Dr. Cai and Dr. Engel think it provides a snapshot of a pollination process that may be much older, possibly dating to the Triassic Period.

Although these data reflect a metabolic snapshot of a dynamic process, they are consistent with our additional findings.

A limitation of our experiment is, therefore, that defence response scenarios constructed on the transcriptional profiles of the 802 Ph-responsive genes identified here is simply a snapshot of a dynamic process, at the point when infection hyphae have just attempted penetration of the host cells forming haustoria [ 25].

Because host races are a snapshot of an evolutionary process that has operated in time, it is difficult to disentangle the relative roles of divergent selection for performance and/or preference in the process of host race formation.

The FD of a pathological image can be interpreted as a snapshot of an evolving process; it is usually fractional and increases with the object's complexity [ 24, 25].

Orthodox economics, up to then, had been obsessed with the analysis of static conditions, the detailed examination of one snapshot of a rapidly moving process.