Sentence examples for the largest description of from inspiring English sources

The present study is the largest description of sequential cholesterol monitoring in critically injured patients.

As far as we are aware, this is the largest description of clinical serum chemistry involving Calca -/- mice at the age of three months.

Our study is the largest description to date of treatment in patients with GCK-MODY, and 21% receiving pharmacological treatment is consistent with previous series [ 6].

By Leo Rosten The New Yorker, October 17, 1936 P. 66 REPORTER AT LARGE: Description of the Union Park Square Park.

RGPFinder carries out a larger description of the flexible genome (more and larger predicted regions) than IslandViewer.

The large-scale proteinquake effects described here for HA with W = 111 are consistent with the large-scale description of structural studies for three examples of membrane fusion that included HA and the vesicular stomatitis virus glycoprotein [ 14].

Authoring-in-the-large allows the description of overall classes of information elements and navigational structures of complex applications without much concern with implementation details, and in a system-independent manner.

In the heuristic derivation of such population models it is usually assumed that each of the populations in the network is infinite, such that, in the spirit of the law of large numbers, the description of the activity in each population reduces to a description of the mean.

Overall, this study provides the first large-scale description of MHC class I transcript-based haplotypes in rhesus macaques.

The strong advantage of the DBM compared to other models previously reported in the literature for the description of large-scale fluidised beds is that it fully accounts for the two-way coupling between the bubbles and the emulsion phase, which enables direct computation of the emulsion phase velocity profiles.

It is apparent from this table that, when passing from the Boolean to the continuous description, the largest basins of attraction (carpel and stamen1) lose about 30 to 40 percent of their configurations, which are redistributed among the smaller basins of attraction.