Sentence examples for trace or a from inspiring English sources
In half of these cases, there were missed opportunities to potentially save the baby, including a lack of investigation, misinterpretation of the baby's heart trace or a failure to respond appropriately to other factors.
Forensic intelligence processes have mostly been developed to address either a specific type of trace or a specific problem.
Hence, at 900°C, the drift phenomenon is effectively halted when a Zn cluster encounters another Zn cluster trace or a Au nanoparticle, as mentioned in [19].
Either no trace or a very low concentration of the metabolite terbuthylazine-desethyl was detected over the entire monitoring period in both the LFH and soil (data not shown).
The whole procedure is then repeated with a different trace or a different EPSC within the same trace, which amounts to building a bank of approximate matched filters for the detection stage.
This high dimensional joint distribution can be analyzed in several ways, ranging from an analysis of the posterior distribution of a single rate parameter to an investigation of Markov chain convergence using a log-likelihood trace or a separate multidimensional autocorrelation analysis.
The results of these experiments are illustrated in Figure 5. Figure 5A shows typical whole-cell currents recorded from either a globin-transfected (upper trace), a GluN2A-transfected (middle trace) or an older non-transfected (lower trace) cortical neurone.
Ms. Donzelli: One of our motivations in making the movie was leaving a trace, or making a statement.
It is at the bottom of the ocean, sunk without a trace, or in a jungle or rainforest with remarkable discrete pattern or wreckage.
Though this idea may be contrary to common concepts of fingerprinting and confidentiality, it is virtually impossible to trace or locate an individual using a fingerprint in countries with no nationally identifiable fingerprint database.
For example, the algorithm could stop after achieving a fixed number of enumerated traces, or a fixed number of repeated traces (traces which were already enumerated).
