Sentence examples for the present study essentially from inspiring English sources
Therefore, for the present study, essentially to create baseline information on the soil characteristics of the area, we examined select parameters in the paddy/wheat fields in the flood plains of the river Munawar Tawi flowing through Rajouri, Western Himalayas, India.
For the few-electron molecular systems considered in the present study, essentially exact electron electron correlation energies can be calculated even at long bond lengths for which the standard single-reference CCSD and CCSD(T) show poor results, and the practicality and applicability of the proposed calculation procedure have been clearly demonstrated.
The numerical modelling of those systems is a tool that permits insight into the performance of the corresponding interfaces and was used in the present study, essentially directed to analyse the effectiveness of EBR systems under compressive stresses normal to the composite surface applied to GFRP-to-concrete interfaces.
The 1 4 h time range was chosen since mice can survive this particular combined ST + HS insult for this length of time, and so the present study essentially surveys the insult severity range over which the host's responses should remain robust.
The present study essentially confirms, in a population of newborns, infants and children aged five years or less and receiving cardiac operations with blood prime, the finding of Koch and coworkers [ 4] that RBC storage time is an independent predictor of morbidity.
In the present study, essentially the same pattern of behavioral defects was obtained with CPF exposure in the early neonatal period, a treatment similarly shown to produce long-term alterations in 5HT synaptic proteins commensurate with a reduction in 5HT function (Aldridge et al. 2004).
In either case, the extent of strain propagation in the present studies essentially precludes ancestral haplotype as an explanation for observed patterns of heterozygosity, and instead points to a robust positional bias for recent mutation.
However, the present study is essentially confined to handle noise effects on speech and has not considered reverberant conditions.
The present study is essentially based on the application of strong coupling theory with an additional pairing force; we have the feeling that such studies describe the dependence of Tc on different coupling strengths, which has not been tested carefully and is definitive to impose any constraints on theoretical approaches.
Furthermore, the results obtained with tail moment in the present study are essentially identical to those from tail length measurements.
The pattern of responses to questions in the present study was essentially similar to responses from the previous pilot study that sampled registered doctors from the UK.
