Sentence examples for the time of evolution from inspiring English sources

Increased size and, depending on the time of evolution, decreased, increased, or heterogeneous echogenicity of the affected organ are usually observed (Figure 1).

Increased size and, depending on the time of evolution, decreased, increased, or heterogeneous echogenicity of the affected organ are usually observed (d).

Introduction The risk of chronic kidney disease increases with the time of evolution of type 2 diabetes and chronic metabolic control.

We propose an adaptive image compression system in FPGA where optimized memory architecture, parallel processing and optimized task scheduling allow reducing the time of evolution.

The proposed architecture reduces the time of evolution by 44% compared to our previous reports while maintaining the quality of compression unchanged with respect to existing implementations.

We say a solitary wave is orbitally stable if a solution u of equation (1.1) that is initially sufficiently close to a solitary wave will always stay close to a translation of the solitary wave during the time of evolution.

The median time of evolution was 21 days (5 to 150 days), and the predominant symptoms were fever, cough and weight loss.

"The last year and a half has been a time of evolution," he said.

It also comes at a time of evolution in the app industry.

A model for the estimation of the time evolution of maximum depth of localized corrosion defects caused under oilfield produced water environments has been developed.

To examine how the rate change occurred during evolution, it is prerequisite to know the time-scale of evolution.