Sentence examples for based only on physical from inspiring English sources

All subsequent results are based only on physical interactions derived from the physics governing the AMBER forcefield.

In our experience, treatment based only on physical therapy was sufficient to reduce pain and improve function.

The combination of dynamics and energetics can thus discriminate between epitopes and other substructures based only on physical properties.

And more and more assessments are revealing that river-restoration projects based only on physical factors are not succeeding in improving the quality of the environment, he says.

Nagel (p. 35) believes that consciousness is the biggest obstacle to a naturalism based only on physical science, declaring (p. 71) "Consciousness presents a problem for evolutionary reductionism because of its irreducibly subjective character".

The modeling procedure is based only on physical principles and geometrical considerations with no adjustable parameters in order to reconcile the theoretical work with the experimental data of the literature.

QTL placement and inference of clusters were based only on the physical placement of the QTL in genetic distance (cM) given by each study, and the CI which was estimated by flanking markers if not given in the study.

If we can sense the difference between them, then how many selves could there be and why they are so different among each other, complete strangers within a sequence based only on a faint physical resemblance?

They can be considered a direct test for the evaluation of total antioxidant capacity of a diversity of compounds as they are based only on their chemical-physical properties simplifying notably the overall analytical process [ 25– 27].

This paper presents the design of a Fuzzy Proportional Controller (FPC) as a proposed solution of the decoupling problem without the mathematical model of the system and based only on error information and the physical principles of the system.

However, in most of the studies that we reviewed, the case definitions compared were based only on patterns of symptoms and physical signs rather than diagnostic tests, and these may not have been reliable as markers for pathogenesis.