Sentence examples for transitional I from inspiring English sources

GBCA consist of transitional (i.e., heavy) metal Gd ions bound by chelating agents to form a stable complex of relatively low toxicity [1].

To investigate the benefits of collecting data at more than two time-points, we extended the model by a transitional (i.e. Markov chain) model, in which past observations explicitly influence present measurements.

By the final interview, after time to reflect on the experience, the answer had become transitional: I think hands on experience and observation, if you give them the opportunity to see things…I think asking them questions that all are centered around what you want to pull out of them makes them think more than if you just tell them the information or if they read the information.

So it was very transitional I think from the outset.

Stream sites tended to score similarly when the two MMI were applied to transitional sites, i.e., drainage areas of 5 40 km2.

Then, for each transitional state i of suffix s, the mean parameter is computed as hat{mu}_{s,i}=frac{1}{K}sumlimits^{K}_{k=1} P_{s}^{(i)} k), (18).

The life cycle model suggests that street youth who are most open to intervention are those who are in transitional states, i.e., those who have just arrived on the street or those who are in crisis (disequilibrium).

Inconsistencies between indicator responses were most pronounced in transitional waters (i.e. IQI, BEQI), highlighting the difficulties of the generic application of indicators to all marine, estuarine and lagoonal environments.

The model based geochemical studies classify the MORB into three types such as normal -, enriched or plume - and transitional MORB (i.e., N- MORB, E or P-MORB and T-MORB, respectively) or as OIB [5 7].

The presence of lumbosacral transitional vertebrae (i.e. sacralisation of L5 or lumbarisation of S1) is another cause of difficulty since the sterEOS 3D software is not validated yet for this type of anatomical variant (Fig. 8).

The committee also warns of the risk in the U.K. of a data flow "cliff-edge" should the government not be able to negotiate a transitional arrangement — i.e. between the end of the two-year Brexit negotiation period, which began this March, and before it is able to obtain a so-called "adequacy decision" from the EU.