Sentence examples for study successive from inspiring English sources

In our work, we develop and study successive optimization Tomlinson-Harashima precoding (SO-THP) algorithms based on the generalized matrix inversion approach reported in [11].

In this study, successive "complete designs" were conducted with different sets of parameters and different parameter values, in order to progressively narrow the parameter space.

In this study, successive teeth in columns in the edmontosaurs' dental batteries were sampled from multiple locations along each tooth using a microdrilling system.

Ethical approval for the supplementation study, successive follow-up sessions, and the additional measurements on the girls after year 10 were obtained from the Medical Research Council/Gambian Government Joint Ethics Committee.

In this phase I, open-label, non-randomized, dose-finding study, successive cohorts of three patients each received escalating doses of oral sunitinib in combination with escalating doses of intravenous gemcitabine, at starting doses of 37.5 mg and 750 mg m−2, respectively, using a standard 3+3 design.

A result, the researchers said after studying successive generations of Chinook salmon at a hatchery in British Columbia, is that over time, average egg size becomes smaller.

However, the commonly studied successive ionic layer adsorption and reaction (SILAR) processed PbS QD-sensitized solar cells (QDSCs) constructed with mesoporous TiO2 nanoparticle-photoelectrodes generally experience poor fill factor (FF) values lower than 0.50, arising from severe interfacial charge recombination because of the structural disorder of nanoparticles.

Although only suggested by currently available studies, successive clinical practice and further ongoing trials may confirm a positive role for CZP as a new anti-TNF treatment in CD.

Condensation durations were chosen to study the successive stages of the film formation.

The method is also used to study the successive merging of vortices; differing from scaling arguments for an inviscid flow, the results show that the first pairwise merging evolves approximately 2.11 times faster than the second merging.

In this study two successive protocols were used.