Sentence examples for centres generated from from inspiring English sources

In our previous study [16], the emission bands recorded up to maximum annealing temperature of 700 °C showed a trend of decreasing PL intensity with increasing temperature and the observations were understood on the basis of the various processes such as self-trapped excitons recombination which is a combined effect of defect centres generated from oxygen vacancies and particle size variation.

Only one of the centres broke even, while the two remaining centres generated a cost of £255m.

Studies from around the world have not shown any particular country or demographic group to be most responsible, though population centres generate the most litter.

At Hire Space we started out helping schools and community centres generate revenue.

Yet, as mentioned above, the results generated from centres around the world are remarkably consistent, irrespective of the number of points measured or the spaces between those measured points.

The success of this plan is centred around the money generated from participating in the local electricity market, which is 3 4 times greater than the value of the energy savings themselves, and equates to approximately $200,000 per annum [32].

These guidelines are generated from our centres' experience in combination, as indicated by the references in the text, with a thorough analysis of the last 20 years' literature (1996 2016).

Research generated from the centre and other sources suggested that although the AGS was originally designed to burn lignite coal, alternative fuels existed and included peat, unutilized wood, forest harvest residues and wood mill waste [19].

Prior to this, randomisation was carried out using numbers generated from the coordinating centre computer for women in three early centres to join the trial.

We discuss below some of the MDGs, their indicators of progress, and the role longitudinal data generated from INDEPTH member centres could play in evaluating these.

Although data was generated from a single centre, comparison with data from other primary care studies suggests that the participants in our study are representative of the patients with back pain in primary care [ 7, 41].