Sentence examples for any of its components from inspiring English sources

The system fusion effect is a unique property of systems that is not possessed by any of its components before it is composed into the system.

A kernel is a behavior influence procedure shown through experimental analysis to affect a specific behavior and that is indivisible in the sense that removing any of its components would render it inert.

England coach Andy Flower and captain Alastair Cook have consistently backed the use of technology in the decision review system (DRS) and expressed a desire to improve it, rather than dispense of any of its components.

Accordingly, the respondents were categorized as: Diabetics Nondiabetics Diabetics Nondiabetics It included transfusion of whole blood or any of its components, eg, fresh frozen plasma.

The unit of a kernel is indivisible in the sense that it would be ineffective if one eliminated any of its components.

Relative changes in any of its components would equally contribute to changes in IRI.

If the Notch pathway is linear, then deletion of any one of its components should cause the same effect as deletion of any other component.

On average, patients who went on to develop CKD or any one of its components (i.e. eGFR <60 ml/min/1.73 m2 or albuminuria) showed a worse clinical and metabolic profile.

Initially, an analysis adopting an existing gas turbine without any modifications of its components was performed to examine the influence of two design options on the operability of the gas turbine and performance of the entire IGCC plant.

We further examined this trend in a cell cell fusion assay and once again PBDK sphing exhibited a much higher inhibitory effect than any one of its components alone (Table 2).

As can be seen in Figure  2, this motivation is nourished by the fact that students found integrating content and process of the consultation more meaningful than doing any one of its components separately: " The big difference is that during consultation training you have the clinical context.