Sentence examples for subsequent definitions of the from inspiring English sources
A few detailed faces between the fingers and fingertips could not be reached (the yellow area in Fig. 3b), and in subsequent definitions of the immobilization area, the operator should avoid these areas because these lost regions may lead to subsequent failure of the modeling command.
TC coded the transcripts after negotiations with AG and the sociologist researcher, with subsequent definition of the contents of the final categories.
Another prominent characteristic of ContigScape is the calculation of the coverage of contigs and the subsequent definition of the contig whose coverage exceeded two fold above the average, denoted as 'repeat contig'.
During the course of its 7-year implementation, the Teasdale-Corti program provided experiential evidence that attests to the validity of both GHRI's initial understanding of global health and the subsequent definition of the field offered by Koplan and colleagues (11).
In this case, primarily the resolution of haplogroups K1a1 and K1a12 by full mtGenomes and the subsequent definition of the mitochondrial phylogeny caused difficulties in haplogrouping of this sample, which can be attributed to the relatively high mutability (and hence weak diagnostic value) of sites 11,914 and 5460 defining haplogroups K1a1 and K1a12, respectively.
This is a basic difference, and it is also the foundation of the subsequent definition of current angle.
The subsequent definition of a new and innovative standard 2.0 [ 29] in 2011 has guided our choice.
A detailed specification of the starting material (fresh tea leaves) and product (polyphenols) leads to a subsequent definition of fundamental tasks to convert our raw material into the desired product.
For most of the ovarian cancer symptoms, the percentage of cases recorded as having the symptom in the year prior to diagnosis changed only slightly with each subsequent definition of index date (Table 3), except for between Date 3 and 4 when the percentages decreased for all the most commonly reported symptoms.
We used a definition of regular, painful uterine contractions with progressive cervical effacement and dilation and cervical dilatation ≥3 cms for active labour and this was incorporated into our subsequent definition of failure to progress in active labour.
Subsequent definitions broaden the group of consumers and consider the financial effects in increasing levels.
