Sentence examples for the appropriate segment from inspiring English sources

Of the four coordination patterns (in-phase, anti-phase, proximal and distal: when the appropriate segment is leading the coordination of the other), flume swimming demonstrated more in-phase coordination for the catch and glide (between hand and lower arm) and recovery (hand/lower arm and lower arm/upper arm couplings).

If there was a mismatch, the current segment classification was changed to the appropriate segment to follow the previous one, provided that the measured distance was within the threshold of the new identity's reference distance in the database, otherwise the classification identity of the current segment was discarded.

During analysis using an exclusion list, the LC-MS/MS run was divided into six time segments with excluded m/ z values added to the appropriate segment based on the elution time of the RNase T1 digestion product.

Using NVivo [ 29] coding was undertaken by selecting the appropriate segments of text and coding them appropriately.

This approach defines the risk level of the segments; thus, decision makers (DMs) could select the appropriate segments according to their acceptable risk levels.

For expression in MDCK cysts, Dia-FL and Dia-ΔDAD were cloned into pEGFP-C1 by inserting the appropriate segments from a Dia cDNA using the SalI and HindIII sites.

The two appropriate segments of MCT1 and MCT4 were produced with a region of overlapping sequence that was used to splice the two together to produce the desired chimaera.

In Europe, some airlines like KLM have done a better job of creating separate low-cost operations, partly because they brand them well and target the products at the appropriate market segment.

The unknown frequency is overlapped with the appropriate spectral segment of the comb and the frequency of the resultant heterodyne beats is measured.

However, there was less consensus among members about the appropriate population segment upon which to base regional assessments, with nearly 50% of respondents stating "by geographic region," ∼30% stating "by genetic stocks," and ∼20% stating "by nesting sites," illustrating the challenges inherent in defining management units for marine turtles.

The quality of tagging was assessed according to a rating scale [ 10] by two observers: MHL, a radiology research fellow, with previous experience of 350 CT colonography readings, and CIBFG, a radiology fellow, with no previous experience with CT colonography reading, who received training on how to identify the appropriate bowel segment and how to evaluate homogeneity.