Sentence examples for by current models of from inspiring English sources
These surprisingly high selectivities cannot be explained by current models of ionic conduction in graphene nanopores, motivating the development of a new model in which elevated concentrations of mobile cations near the graphene surface generate additional ion selectivity.
This point is no better illustrated than by current models of sports injury aetiology which have primarily been concerned with the individual athlete and their immediate environment.
This was explained by current models of number processing.
In addition, such a fund has the potential to rectify ongoing ethical dilemmas created by current models of trade.
The demonstration that this effect varies for normal versus skipping saccades is very important, because this phenomenon cannot be explained by current models of saccade generation.
Together, these observations hint at additional Ran-driven processes within the pore that are not addressed by current models of active nucleocytoplasmic transport.
Characterizing properties of the data that are not being correctly handled by current models is therefore of prime importance.
However, for a number of lignocellulosic substrates it has been shown that at increasing substrate concentration, the corresponding yield decreases in a fashion which can not be explained by current models and knowledge of enzyme-substrate interactions.
"The formation of young, free-floating planetary-mass objects is difficult to explain by our current models of how planets form," she said.
This post therefore attempts to explain the importance of EU financing for scientific research in the UK by examining current models of risk financing in the pharmaceutical industry.
The success of McDonald's Ray Kroc (his 1.6-ounce burger sold for 15 cents in 1955) and his fellow giants of the industry in establishing a sense of place, however crudely, is best illustrated by the current models of their restaurants, in which the symbolic trappings have become tasteful logos applied to otherwise unremarkable structures.
