Sentence examples for variable endpoint from inspiring English sources

This segment subset is defined by the point pairs e 0−e j, with e 0 being a fixed endpoint situated at the smallest line position (p 0=−R) and e j a variable endpoint situated at any position p within a line.

In addition, it is known that healthy individuals exhibit lower variable endpoint errors during active reaching motions when compared to passive motion, which indicates that kinaesthetic acuity may be higher during self-generated, goal-directed action [33].

This implies that more flexible and adaptive management systems that allow learning from monitoring data to revisit objectives and assumptions, resolve uncertainties in knowledge, and set more locally relevant but variable endpoint targets, will need to be developed and applied if we are to successfully accomplish the goal of parasite eradication [7], [35], [36].

Problems with Dirichlet boundary conditions as well as with variable endpoints are considered.

It is important to emphasize that all the reviewed reports include small samples, variable endpoints and follow-up periods, and heterogeneity in the doses administered, the selection criteria, and the patient population [9]-[11].

Specifically, by setting the action's first and second frequency derivatives equal to zero it is shown that, all along the FEC, both the first and second derivatives of the load with respect to the frequency keep a strict negative sign; these action derivatives are special cases of the general first and second variations of a variable endpoints variational problem.

Across these studies variable endpoints were used to define a response [ 26].

The limitations of endpoint PCR technique are the time-consuming procedure, the poor precision and the variable endpoints between samples.

Our aim is to establish the oscillation theorems for the variable initial endpoint, i.e., for the boundary conditions α x 0 + β r 0 Δ x 0 = 0, x N + 1 = 0, (3.1).

The principle efficacy variable (primary endpoint) will be calculated for each of the affected areas, as an indicator variable: (1. There is a lesion in the area/0. No lesion in the area) at 60 days from baseline.

Specifically, the first (theoretical) part covers: (i) a generalization of "Hamilton's law of varying action", to include variable time-endpoints (i.e., frequency variations) and variable system parameters, such as elasticity and/or inertia, and (ii) a general formulation of the "virial" theorem and its use in determining the stability/instability of given oscillatory motions.