Sentence examples for aspects as shown from inspiring English sources

Although technology can never fully replace a human carer, it can assist in several aspects, as shown in Table 1.

The workflow consists of the main steps ① and ① as well as an optional step ① improving local similarity aspects as shown in the third experiment.

With sufficient fertilizer and water, cultivated plants are usually bigger than wild plants of the same species (Lau and Stephenson 1994) almost in all aspects as shown in leaf thickness from this study.

This section ends with a consideration of several analytical aspects, as shown in Table  3.

Actually, the ICU in our hospital is located in an average position of ICUs in Japan regarding various aspects, as shown in Table 1.

Thus, the stereotaxic coordinates of the same cortical site can vary considerably between the different studies even if the same definition, e.g. "MNI space" was used, depending on the precise position of the CA-CP-line (CA = commissura anterior, CP = commissura posterior) and other aspects as shown in detail by Lancaster et al. (2007).

Thus, the monolayer-based systems are of interest not only from the fundamental aspect as shown in the bottom-up approach to the construction of protein or nucleic acid base-based sensors but also from the viewpoint of possible practical use as shown in the immunosensor for BNP.

To start the parallel aspect as shown in Fig. 2, we design the multithreading cascade channel in Section 3.3.

In some ducts lined with stratified epithelium, positive staining appeared largely on the apical epithelial layer on the luminal aspect as shown in Fig. 1D, but myoepithelial layer adjacent to the acinal basement membrane was mostly negative.

Contrary to the above, students' reported that the biggest problem associated with gerontology learning was related to theoretical (32%) and methodological aspects (28%) as shown in Table 1.

The following aspects are – as shown in existing studies for an overview see [ 27, 28] – the hallmarks of a successful prevention program: –  Prevention measures are directed primarily at adults and only secondarily at children and youth; this puts the responsibility for the protection of minors from sexual abuse squarely in the hands of adults.