Sentence examples for atypical processes from inspiring English sources
Our results suggest that significant variations between previously-reported MOLA-based dr vs. D relationships may result from the inclusion of craters that: 1) are influenced by atypical processes (e.g., highly oblique impact), 2) are significantly degraded, 3) reside within high-strength regions, and 4) are transitional (partially collapsed).
A biomarker is defined as a biological molecule indicating atypical processes or disease that can be detected in tissues, blood, and other body fluids.
In comparison with the salt-sensitive S. cerevisiae, this yeast shows a different set of genes being expressed at high salt concentrations and interacting with HwHog1 MAP kinase, suggesting atypical processes deserving of further study.
Set pressure means the pressure at which a properly operating pressure relief device begins to open to relieve atypical process system operating pressure.
This atypical process is essential to regulate CR cell density during growth, which in turn ensures the correct wiring of neocortical circuitry.
Set pressure means for the purposes of this subpart, the pressure at which a properly operating pressure relief device begins to open to relieve atypical process system operating pressure.
Based on the discrete nature of the lesion and its size this highly atypical process certainly falls under the rubric of CD30 positive lymphoproliferative disorder whereby the two considerations would be anaplastic large cell lymphoma versus type C borderline lymphomatoid papulosis.
Despite the occurence of a nuclear localization signal, p43 is specifically imported into the mitochondria according to an atypical process [11].
"Notes from Underground: Gay Talese's Office" After one of Gay Talese's fact-checkers, Andy Young, wrote a blog post about Talese's atypical writing process, which "mixes journalism with arts and crafts," we knew we had to learn more.
Our results demonstrate an atypical evolutionary process surrounding nucleocyclic TSSs.
Initially, overexpression of GnTIII in plants resulted in a similar observation as in mammalian cells, mAbs carried bisected oligosaccharides, however accompanied by atypical, incompletely processed structures [52].
