Sentence examples for a further processed from inspiring English sources

In conditioned media, the 165-kDa processed α3 subunit and a further processed form of 145-kDa was observed.

A thermally unprocessed sample on the left, a sample heated at 1471 K for 1 h showing necking between particles (center), and a further processed sample which was transformed by viscous flow and which has lost its particulate structure (right).

But, in a Commons statement signed off by the Treasury, he doused expectations of complete and early acceptance of the proposals by referring repeatedly to them as merely "a basis for engagement" and announcing a further process of consultation.

With the United States's entry into the war, the army went through a further process of expansion, this time to 8,300,000 officers and men, of whom about 5,000,000 saw service overseas.

The output from that is mixed with water from the government plants, and then put through a further process to ensure the water in extensive waterways around the development doesn't get clogged up with algae.

"The bailout at taxpayers' expense is contributing to a further process of destabilization of the financial architecture by transferring large amounts of public money into the hands of private financiers.

A further process of paper revision and refinement followed, prior to the authors submitting their papers to Global Health Action.

Transcripts from _I and _C were used in a further process for redundancy removal using the TGI Clustering Tool (http://sourceforge.net/projects/tgicl/) and BLASTN.

In general, the agencies with delegated powers have undergone a further process of de-concentration, with establishment of sub-national tiers.

A further process that is decreased in HepG2 after exposure to TCDD is the production of N-acetylaspartate (NAA) from aspartate and acetyl-CoA.

A further process measure proposed for provider performance measurement is the rate of persons with a mental illness receiving continuous medication treatment in the maintenance phase for disorders like major depression.