Sentence examples for but with the variation from inspiring English sources

Four different types of fixed-bed adsorption columns are used and compared under the same operating conditions, but with the variation of column geometry and activated carbon particle size stratification.

In their seminal work, Christley et al.[ 48] compressed a single human (James Watson's) genome, but with the variation data relative to a reference genome being provided.

The flipped condition was taught using the same materials, but with the variation being that the engage, explore, and explain procedures were performed by students online as preclass homework assignments, leaving the elaborate and evaluate steps to be performed during the 50-min class period (see Figure 1).

This relationship is referred to as the kinetic compensation effect, meaning that the pre-exponential factor of a thermal decomposition reaction is not a constant but changes with the variation of activation energy.

But juxtaposed with the variations in the sonata's Andante, this work, written in 1861, five years after Robert's death and dedicated to Clara, revealed a different kind of self-assertion in the maturing Brahms.

These analyses indicated that the decrease of 5 mC number occurring during gliomagenesis is correlated with the decrease of mMTase activity but not with the variations of the expression level of the Dnmt1 (r = 0.770, p<0.0001 and r = −0.131, p = 0.2265, respectively) (Figure 1D).

All prepared films exhibit soft magnetic properties but various magnetocrystalline anisotropies with the variation of Ir content.

Over all, it indicates that the crude ethanolic extract of T. laeviceps propolis contained some antiproliferative activity, but with the overlapping variation within the cancer and normal cell lines the existence of any selective specificity for cancer cells was less clear.

The unexplained variation of PDU, the long-term use and the inter-DSCU variation raise questions not only about appropriateness of prescription, but also about factors associated with the variation in frequency and appropriateness of PDU.

Moreover, the phase of at Gnangara was observed to be correlated with the variation of, but such a trend is barely apparent in the Kakioka data.

ECR followed the same trend as feed costs, but it did not change significantly with the variation of ratio earthworm/maggot (Table 4).