Sentence examples for by considering the key from inspiring English sources
In this paper, by considering the key work [9] and using the main idea of [10], we introduce the concept of generalized convex contractions and generalize the main results of [3] and [1].
Key freshness: Since the keying materials are transferred from the old AS, this property could be verified by considering the key derivation functions (KDFs) for the MS = PRF (UUK, R 1|R 2), AK = PRF (MS, R 1|R 2) and SK = PRF 2(MS, R 1|R 2) in the initial AKA protocol.
The present study included an examination of drug-induced apoptotic events by considering the key step of apoptosis at the mitochondrial level.
The strategy to "reverse engineer" a reference organism (with a desirable property such as higher yield) is carried out by identifying the genetic or molecular basis of the property and subsequently reengineering the property into target organisms of interest by considering the key genes involved in complex mechanisms controlling microbial metabolism [ 80].
By considering the four key systems inputs integral to a supply chain (those of demand, supply, process and control) a company can take action first to stabilise supply chain performance and second to improve its effectiveness and operational capabilities by reducing uncertainty within the chain.
Considering the key role played by both PDI and RTN1-C in ER stress induction, we wondered whether the observed changes in PDI activity were linked to perturbation in ER homeostasis.
An extended key block method for rock mass stability analysis is proposed by considering the force effect of key blocks in later batches to the first batch which is exposed at rock mass surfaces.
Moreover, we tested if plant diversity effects are solely based on the presence of key plant functional groups by considering the significance of plant diversity measures when fitted after plant functional groups.
The shopping environment created by SPA stores is considered the key competitive advantage of an SPA brand (Kim and Yang 2015).
By contrast, good "teamwork" is now considered the key to achieving high-quality care [ 7].
