Sentence examples for artificial point from inspiring English sources
By introducing an artificial point defect into the PC slab, the PC slab nanocavity [3] can be formed.
An LMP1 mutant with artificial point mutations in the CTAR1/TES1 and CTAR2/TES2 domains acts as a DN to inhibit the function of native LMP1, because these domains are the sites that dock to signaling mediators, such as TRAF proteins (Fig. 4A and B) 11, 18, 19.
Indeed, artificial point mutations at codons 61, 69 and 137 of HBx have been shown to result in a marked loss of transactivation capability (Kumar et al, 1996), whereas C-terminally truncated HBx mutants were capable of enhancing the activation of cell proliferation and transformation (Ma et al, 2008).
The artificial points allow the formulation of two sets of kinematic constraints and two sets of contact forces (i.e. localized Lagrange multipliers), between the vehicle and the bridge, that enable the partitioned, non-iterative, dynamic analysis of the two subsystems.
Thus, large values of Δ reduce the number of artificial points introduced, large values of Δ increase the connectivity of the network.
Here, the efficiencies of integration/excision In or Out of the artificial points were practically the same as for In/Out of the native site.
This algorithm, called UltraNet, will be shown to be easily adapted to compute relaxed networks and to support the introduction of artificial points to reduce the maximum distance between vertices in a pair.
This algorithm can be easily adapted to compute relaxed networks, such as Δ‐ultrametric networks and to support the introduction of artificial points to reduce the maximum distance between vertices in a pair.
We show that our algorithm can easily be adapted to compute relaxed networks and to support the introduction of artificial points when it is desirable to reduce maximum distance between vertices.
The study does not negate the fact that adolescents transferring to adult medicine require special attention and expertise, but rather the date of transfer is an artificial time point and focusing at this point may miss opportunities to improve outcomes.
For all comparisons, patients reaching CET-Tend of 20 minutes (51 patients, 2.5%) were excluded from the dataset of 2053 patients as they represented an artificial stopping point, and thereby could artificially reduce standard error.
