Sentence examples for tracing for more from inspiring English sources
1, 23, 26 Almost 50% of the cases and 12% of controls had abnormal CTG tracing for more than 45 minutes before birth.
To combat the HIV/AIDS epidemic effectively in high-HIV-prevalence, resource-limited countries, we thus need more care (i.e. integrated and comprehensive chronic disease care, patient empowerment and defaulter tracing) for more people (i.e. universal access) in a context of limited financial and human resources.
During the 1980s, A.F. Trendall, working for the Geological Survey of Western Australia, studied deposits in the Hamersley Basin and found that individual thin layers could be traced for more than 100 kilometres.
The group is exposed in steep glacially carved fjords and can be traced for more than 70 km along strike.
For the simulations, we have collected the real movement traces for more than a month of approximately 7,000 buses.
Only cells traced for more than 18 h were included in the final dataset.
In this approach, FDTD is applied only in small complex areas and combined with ray tracing for the more open space regions.
CINDY DEUEL Tracing the Line For more than two years, Cindy Deuel had been trying to map the Deuel family line back to 16th-century England.
Our displaced anxiety must partly entail a fear of being tricked (mistaking a tracing for a freehand drawing) and, more particularly, a fear of technology: a concern that what makes us human is being sacrificed to the brilliance and reliability of the machine.
Thalamic axonal terminations were more widespread in the superficial layers, and in some instances the same axon could be traced horizontally for more than 1 mm in a coronal section, especially in layer I.
While memory traces for self-performed actions are more salient because they involve an additional motoric component, individuals with AS might not entirely benefit from information associated with action execution, such as efferent or central motor signals or reafferent feedback signals from proprioception.
