Sentence examples for as would be observed from inspiring English sources
As would be observed, an excellent agreement is achieved with those via DQM [34].
After as little as one replacement event on Pt (1 1 1) the deposit displays a Pb UPD cyclic voltammetry (CV) curve as would be observed on an Au (1 1 1) substrate.
Subjects were slightly faster with the side-by-side images than the single-source images; however, the capacity results indicate that the speed-up was not as much as would be observed from independent parallel processing.
No significant changes were observed between phase contrast images before and immediately following centrosome irradiation (Figure 2C,G) suggesting that there no gross ablation event as would be observed if the laser irradiation induced a micro-plasma-generated cavitation and mechanical shock waves [18].
Low values indicate isotropic diffusion; that is, equal in all directions, as would be observed in cerebrospinal fluid or gray matter (GM).
While thelytokous parthenogenesis may occur via various cytological mechanisms [ 9], parthenogenesis in Daphnia appears to be apomictic and does not involve gametic fusion as would be observed with automictic reproduction [ 15].
These data also suggest that ELP is not forming small spherical micelles, as these would be observed in the DLS data as intermediate sizes between monomers and the fully aggregated state.
As a result, the size of the nostril base does not get smaller as it would be observed with the Millard repair.
More specifically, statistical epistasis describes the phenomenon as it would be observed in genetic association studies.
Similar to these earlier works, the present study focus on statistical epistasis, which is the phenomenon as it would be observed in case-control association studies, quantitative trait loci (QTL) mapping, or linkage analysis.
Bone turnover in dogs is higher than in humans, so perhaps a greater response to a stimulus such as strontium would be observed in dogs (Kimmel and Jee 1982, Shaw et al. 1994, Aerssens et al. 1998).
