Sentence examples for underlying step from inspiring English sources
If the subword passes a validity test we select it as underlying (step 4a), otherwise we move on with the next subword (step 4b).
Using national registry data from Great Britain, we estimated the timing of assumed underlying step changes in rate, and compared this with relevant innovations in diagnosis and registration procedure.
While the possibility of some real change in risk cannot be excluded, for many cancer subtypes the estimated timing of underlying step changes in rate appeared to correspond with changes in diagnosis or registration procedures.
Richardson, Wilson and Guyatt [ 12] have identified two underlying steps to differential diagnosis.
The behavioral strategies underlying " Steps that count!" include certain principles from several behavioral theories such as the theory of planned behavior and reasoned action [ 26, 27], which proposes that a person's intention to perform a behavior is the central determinant of performing that behavior.
Once the growing steps in Ot-1 reached the original position of the underlying calcite step (i.e. step 2 reaching the initial position of step 1, marked as 1' in Fig. 4b) their growth rate was reduced from 0.14 ± 0.01 nm/s to 0.03 ± 0.01 nm/s.
The fundamental principles underlying each step are well-conserved across species.
Understanding of the specific biological processes and pathways underlying each step is rapidly evolving (reviewed in [ 25– 25]).
This provides a physiological explanation for the downregulation of CAR observed in malignant glioma cells (Miller et al, 1998), although the biological trigger underlying this step in the pathway of malignant transformation remains to be elucidated.
The Fractional-Step-theta scheme is the underlying time-stepping method.
Thus, selective sampling of granule cells exhibiting tuning to a given phase of the step cycle may underlie the step cycle modulation of simple spikes observed in Purkinje cells (Orlovsky, 1972; Armstrong and Edgley, 1984; Edgley and Lidierth, 1988).
