Sentence examples for to define patterns from inspiring English sources

We sought to define patterns of physician and hospital adoption of ZFEN.

The geographical distribution of strains of a specific human pathogen helps to define patterns of colonization out of Taiwan.

The purpose of this study was to define patterns of morbidity that are experienced by women in the postpartum period who seek care in the emergency department within 42 and 100 days of discharge.

After exposure, post-exposure baking at 115°C for 1 min on a hot plate and the following 2 min development with a MIF 300 developer solution were performed to define patterns.

To identify SYSTEMATIC names using a CRF, we used regular expressions to define patterns that identify morphological structures such as isomers (ex: 3,5,4'-trihydroxy-trans-stilbene), as well as the expressions used in [22].

Here we use CChIP to define patterns of histone modification at key genes as mouse embryos progress from the 2-cell to blastocyst stage and to show how this pattern can be changed by an environmental agent, namely the deacetylase inhibitor and teratogen valproic acid (VPA) [15], [16], [17].

A new way to define pattern support in the new setting is needed which enjoys useful monotonic characteristics.

Pattern recognition by machine learning techniques may then be applied to define pattern frequencies or relationships in a data set [ 6].

In particular, the criteria used to define pattern 4 (transmission of neither genotype persists throughout the study period) differs from the definition of fade out which has been used to estimate the critical population size for measles as being ~300,000.

Precisely localized control of activity is achieved, allowing the growth of bacteria to be confined to defined patterns, which has potential for the development of treatments that avoid interference with the endogenous microbial population in other parts of the organism.

The technique can be a forbidding one, but a great composer can use it in the way that an artist uses a brush, to define form, create patterns of color, and communicate ideas.