Sentence examples for as backbone of from inspiring English sources
The topology of medium voltage (MV) distribution network as backbone of electric power distribution systems is designed by optimal sizing, siting and timing of medium voltage network components such as HV substation and MV feeders' routes.
– Elder statesman regarded as backbone of club.
Here we also chose rNav1.2 as backbone of chimeric channels that accepted insect VGSC domains considering that: 1) rNav1.2 channel is insensitive to BmK IT2 at very high concentration (e.g. 20 µM); 2) as a typical VGSC subtype from mammalian nervous system, rNav1.2 channel has been well characterized in Xenopus oocytes and displays an excellent performance in expression level.
Here, we show that cytotoxic treatment with fludarabine despite its negative impact on lymphocyte numbers in vitro and in vivo positively interacts with T cell functions, and that some of these effects synergize with cyclophosphamide, a combination used as backbone of modern CLL treatment.
Eight brassiere wires were evaluated and key factors of comfortable wires were selected depending on the types of women's under breast those are considered as backbones of the brassiere structure.
In order to study the feasibility of these chitosan derivatives as backbones of nuclear imaging agents, folic acid (FA) and Technetium-99m were introduced onto the water-soluble chitosan chains.
Effect of polyamide and poly arylene ether) as backbones of bis(benzene sulfonyl)imide for single ion conducting polymer electrolytes on mechanical and electrochemical properties and device performance was investigated.
A phenyl group as backbone instead of indole compromises the bioactivity of the compounds.
Pun (2002) describes an interesting experience in Nepal in using WiFi as a backbone of a rural network as well as the distribution mechanism.
This gesture points to the centuries-long role women have held in society as nurturing caregivers and as the backbone of human civilization.
This gesture points to the centuries-long role women have held in society as nurturing caregivers and as the backbone of human civilisation.
