Sentence examples for temporal settings from inspiring English sources

Parametric approaches, such as Gaussian copula-based techniques, are typically tailored to specific intervariable, spatial, or temporal settings and work well in low-dimensional scenarios.

A platform for initiation of retinoblastoma in a developing human retina in vitro would allow unique freedom to test various temporal settings for the mutagenic events e.g. loss of RB1 function on different levels or gain of a MYCN or OTX2 amplification at different steps in retinal development.

There are some neat parallels between these temporal settings, but there's not much time spent explaining how we got from there to here.

There are some neat parallels between these temporal settings, but there's not much time spent explaining how we got from there to here. .

The temporal settings of our scans were defined according to results from earlier retrospective cluster studies.

Most paleopathologic studies analyze human remains from defined spatial and temporal settings and try to deduce certain aspects of living conditions and diseases within this population.

In particular, we trace how this category took on multiple meanings through its encounters with different human and nonhuman entities in disparate spatio-temporal settings.

Any given microRNA may regulate hundreds of different targets at different spatial-temporal settings [38], [39] and each one needs to be experimentally validated.

Furthermore, the serotype-specific capsule has been shown to be a major factor in the potential to cause IPD, independent of genetic background and temporal or geographic settings (32 ).

What was intriguing and unsettling about this unusual book were its apparent contradictions: the sensuality of its language and the insubstantiality of its temporal and spatial settings, its rhapsodic structure and style, and the coherence and unity of the theme of death that inspired it.

Finally where there is a focus on mid-range theories, rather than on specific interventions, a review team may seek to derive value from a loose collection, or bundle, of qualitative studies conducted across a variety of temporal and spatial settings with different populations or disease groups.