sigmoid
اوگرہ
definition
adjective
To isolate deviations from typical tree growth, we developed a model based on the amount of shoot elongation, which over equal time intervals approximates a sigmoid curve.
curved like the uncial sigma (C); crescent-shaped.
First, the cumulative adoption of an innovation over time follows an S-shaped or sigmoid curve.
S-shaped.
example
The most frequently involved site is the 'sigmoid' .
The main body of the element comprises a longitudinal bony buttress that supports a very slight 'sigmoid' row containing a minimum of five shallow tooth sockets.
Although sigmoid volvulus can resolve spontaneously, nonoperative management begins with fluid resuscitation and antibiotics, followed by barium enema detorsion of the 'sigmoid' .
To isolate deviations from typical tree growth, we developed a model based on the amount of shoot elongation, which over equal time intervals approximates a 'sigmoid' curve.
First, the cumulative adoption of an innovation over time follows an S-shaped or 'sigmoid' curve.
A series of unsuccessful attempts at scheduling surgery for her 'sigmoid' colectomy followed because of complications with her neutrophil count and hospitalization for new onset atrial fibrillation.
‘The river flows in long 'sigmoid' Curves,’ he wrote, ‘through an alluvial valley of no great width.’
Fruit development was described by an approximately 'sigmoid' growth pattern based on fresh weight, irrespective of cultivar.
The growth curve of the fruit of Marisol clementine fitted a single 'sigmoid' curve well.
An enema shows a normal sized rectum and small caliber 'sigmoid' and descending colon with a transition zone in colonic caliber occurring at the level of the splenic flexure.
The 'sigmoid' may lie in the abdomen just inferior to the splenic flexure of the transverse colon, or in the right iliac fossa.
Usually, a time course of plant growth follows a 'sigmoid' curve, which can be described by a logistic function.
The majority of the curves display a simple 'sigmoidal' pH dependence; however, several residues exhibit more complex shapes.
A blood sample drawn at presentation was examined; unlike all other specimens studied, there was a 'sigmoidal' increase at 550 nm, but not at 610 or 700 nm.
The stopping probability curves are distinctly 'sigmoidal' in shape, and the decreasing slope at further distances reflects the attenuating effect of the distance × speed interaction.
On the other hand, the curve describing the aggregation equilibrium in the membrane shows that aggregation in this phase is much less favored as compared to water and exhibits a marked 'sigmoidal' shape.
When onion seedlings recovered from water stress, the growth curve was 'sigmoidal' and it took approximately 5-6 d before the elongation rate of the shoot or root reached a maximum.
Credits: Google Translate
