Sentence examples for stages comprising from inspiring English sources

The signal was first passed through pre-processing stages comprising normalization and low pass filtering.

Many studies have examined specific mutations in patients with resected lung adenocarcinoma across heterogeneous stages, comprising predominantly advanced/metastatic disease, but there is little data regarding the mutation profile of patients with early stage node negative disease.

Some ligaments, such as the medial collateral ligament (MCL), heal spontaneously with a process that has three overlapping stages comprising bleeding and inflammation, cell proliferation with matrix production, and matrix remodeling.

In general, the developmental stage expression profile, based on PCA, clustered into three major groupings: (1) adult males, (2) adult females, and (3) aquatic and snail stages comprising eggs, sporocysts and cercariae.

Tumour stages comprising T factor, N factor, M factor, clinical stage were assigned according to the TNM classification of the Union Internationale Contre le Cancer (Sobin and Wittekind, 2002).

The kinetics of sustained Fe0 oxidative dissolution involve a series of stages comprising: (1) the H2O adsorption onto the Fe0 surface; (2) the formation of an oxide nucleus and (3) the increase in the thickness of the oxide scale.

The first two stages comprise analysing current and future areas of water stress, and then designing pilot solutions that have the potential to be scaled if successful.

All stages comprise a feature extractor and a classifier.

The 21 stages comprised two individual time trials, one team time trial, seven flat, five hilly and six mountainous stages, with four summit finishes.

The four stages comprise an end-to-end human-computer collaborative toolset to acquire and make sense of insect behavior in field-recorded videos.

The four stages comprise an end-to-end workflow, providing the analytical tools needed to acquire insect trajectories from field-recorded videos and make sense of these trajectories.