Sentence examples for a function of transformation from inspiring English sources

The three-dimensional axisymmetric model has been used to evaluate energies as a function of transformation for α-β hydrogen transformations in the NbH system.

Single and multiple nucleation events on non-metallic inclusions have been observed, leading to the intragranular formation of ferrite as a function of transformation temperature.

As a function of transformation time, two stages of phase transformation can be clearly distinguished in the γ → α transformation of the interstitial Fe C alloy: a first, very fast stage and a second, sluggish one.

Anchorage-independent growth, a function of transformation, was determined by assaying colony growth in soft agar.

None of the primary cultures or lung cancer cell lines revealed such a drastic modification of signaling as a function of transformation.

The data suggest that a change in the signaling reaction to inflammatory mediators as a function of transformation contributes to the capability of lung tumor cells to proliferate in presence of tumor-associated inflammation.

We also hypothesized that the transformed premalignant cells escape the inhibitory activity of cytokines as a function of the transformation process and that these transformed cells have altered cytokine responsiveness.

The transformation output of oil and photovoltaics is modeled as a function of the transformation input, since a direct relationship exists.

The social and ecological complexity of conservation has increased as a function of human transformation of landscapes, requiring robust decision support tools for planning.

Other unanswered questions are: Why does CB1 and CB2 expression in astrocyomas gradually increase as a function of cancerous transformation?

In α + β titanium alloys, thermal instability is a function of β phase transformation since, cooling from the annealing temperature, the β phase can transform to the undesirable (brittle) intermediate ω phase (Donachie 2000; Froes 2015; Rajan et al. 2011).