Sentence examples for trajectory of the activity from inspiring English sources

In the present context each time dependent trajectory of the activity monitor and indirect calorimetry represents an observation.

The neuronal trajectory of the ensemble activity differed enough to classify any trial type; prior to its behavioral choice, significant accuracy could be achieved even in a visually-guided situation in which memory-guided decision could not be made.

"Ultimately, the trajectory of economic activity beyond the next few quarters will depend greatly on the extent to which financial and credit markets return to more normal functioning," he said.

The Girls is far from a perfect novel: its mirroring of the trajectory of the Family's activities is somewhat constricting, and unnecessary; a secondary line, in which we meet Evie in middle age, is affecting, but not quite substantial enough.

Purple Lake (Fig. 1) occurs at a similar elevation to Emerald Lake (3200 m asl), and the ~9500 year record there indicates a decreasing trajectory of fire activity during the last 3000 years (Morris et al. 2013b).

The aims of this pilot study are to: (1) evaluate acceptability of accelerometer use in pediatric surgical patients, (2) use accelerometer data to characterize the recovery trajectory of physical activity, and (3) determine if postoperative adverse events are associated with a decrease in physical activity.

The previous trajectory of physical activity was strongly associated with subsequent physical activity levels as expected.

Table 2 details the association of previous weight and recent change in weight with physical activity, after adjusting for the previous trajectory of physical activity.

On the other hand, with large enough A t), x t) fluctuates around the position of attractor h = 0.7 with a small correlation time tRX. Figure 5 shows the realized trajectories for certain values of the activity, with the resulting exponent μ that indicates whether the animal performs Lévy or Brownian walks.

These results demonstrate the utility of a physiologically based pharmacokinetic modeling approach for the prediction of the developmental trajectory of sirolimus metabolic activity and its effects on total body clearance in neonates and infants.

It can also be seen that children on a rising trajectory of physical activity (positive changes of either total activity or moderate-vigorous physical activity through ages 12-14) tond to be on a reducing trajectory of fat mass between those two ages.