Sentence examples for because of equivalent from inspiring English sources

The image illustrates that the nanofiber is produced smoothly without any agglomerates, beads, or connected nanofibers, which happens because of equivalent electrospinning parameters [23].

Because of equivalent levels of CerPrP-E226 expression, studies were not duplicated in the Tg5034+/– and Tg5037+/– lines.

Base on Model Q, a HCFA Model Q' with these three first-order latent variables subjected to a higher second-order latent variable (occupational burnout), reached the same fitting indexes with it (⊿χ2 = 0, ⊿df = 0) because of equivalent models.

We chose these chromosomes because they are of equivalent DNA content (Figure 1B) and because their nuclear positions are distinct and conserved: the gene rich Chromosome 19 is positioned towards the interior of the nuclear space, whereas the gene poor Chromosome 18 is located towards the nuclear periphery [1].

Because the distance of equivalent residues is restricted, the main domains and swapped domains are unlikely to be aligned simultaneously.

Bias is possible because coral populations of equivalent cover but different size distributions have strikingly different scope for recovery.

Thus, the heat measurements in the competition assays correspond to the completion of the titration (i.e., the tail of the direct titration of panel B ) because 1.5 equivalents of CpxI(47-134) were not sufficient to saturate SCΔ60.

While certain P. aeruginosa isolates have lower ciprofloxacin than levofloxacin MICs, the two fluoroquinolones have equivalent activity against P. aeruginosa because of their equivalent AUC24h /MIC ratios (6 ).

Our Japanese translator was very cautious in interpreting these honorifics to English, however, there is always a risk when undertaking this type of research, to lose some data or important information because of a lack of equivalent in the languages.

Because of the presence of equivalent alternative optima in constraint based-simulations of metabolism [ 18], many reactions may theoretically be able to carry a wide range of flux for a given simulation objective.

The computational complexity of ZF, MMSE and QR decomposition with H →, which have been discussed in the previous section, is high because of the equivalent channel matrix H → with dimension 2 N × 2(M − 1) in (5).