Sentence examples for a process of propagation from inspiring English sources
In all these cases it remains to be studied whether extensive amounts of apoptosis that are observed in the affected tissues are a direct consequence of cell damage in an autonomous manner or if part of the cell loss could be attributed to a process of propagation through AiA.
Moreover, the use of an opportunistic paradigm allows to foresee a process of resource propagation during occasional intercontacts between nodes.
We modeled the novel miRNA retrieval process by a process of belief propagation on a weighted graph, which was constructed from known miRNAs and candidate RNA sequences to be analyzed.
The hybrid time-domain boundary element method, together with the multi-region technique, is applied to simulate the dynamic process of propagation and/or kinking of an interface crack in a two-dimensional bi-material.
However, since the suggested protocol improvements rely on a much more detailed physiological knowledge than the common development process of propagation protocols, we expect this strategy to be more effective in terms of time and reliability.
In this manner, a physical mechanism of second-harmonic generation and propagation in the process of propagation of FAAWs is clearly displayed.
This process of propagation is known as inference.
This process of propagation occurs in stocks of waiting passengers and in passenger flows, as well as in stocks and flows of vehicles.
From Figure 1 we can conclude that the wave shape of the numerical solution is smooth enough and does not change in the process of propagation.
Furthermore, our survey of alleles found variations within the Nipponbare cultivar that are mostly attributable to outcrossing, residual heterozygosity, and/or somatic mutations through the standard process of propagation in individual laboratories.
The irony that pervades this book is that this natural pleasure for females in the physical process of propagation has long been ignored, restricted and surgically banned in some parts of the world, and dismissed by a male-dominated culture from the beginning of time.
