Sentence examples for chamber approach from inspiring English sources

Similar interactions were also observed in the present analyses using the CHAMBER approach, although additional potential higher order effects were detect by CHAMBER that were not seen in our earlier work (no prior multigene analyses of endometrial cancer have been undertaken).

"The good news from this chamber approach is that you get to concentrate on the piece of work rather than on the production," said Mr. Sondheim, who also includes the scaled-down Broadway revival of "Company" (2006) in the recent trend.

Although the author of this paper is directly associated with Energy Recovery, Inc., a leading supplier of pressure exchanger technology, the principles and theories presented in this paper will be applicable to all devices that there are based on the positive displacement, isobaric chamber approach.

Soil-borne emissions were recorded with a closed chamber approach whereas straw burning was computed indirectly using the EF from Exp. A. As metrics for comparison, we have used the GWP contributions of CH4 and N2O for the different straw management practices over two cropping seasons in the field.

This aspect of the CHAMBER approach corresponds to the realistic situation where an allele may be part of multiple pathways.

Therefore, the CHAMBER approach has identified the main effect of this genotype that was also identified by a standard analytical approach.

There are two main types of chambered cairn on these islands: the Orkney/Cromarty type with a burial chamber approached through a low passage and usually divided into "stalls" by upright stone slabs, and the Maeshowe type (see below), which is a later development with a cruciform layout and an elongated passage.

We find that the utilisation of NF3 as etching gas in the vacuum chamber approaches up to 90% and the dilution can be up to 80%.

By comparison, flow chamber approaches have only rarely been used to study bacterial motility at the single cell level.

The results demonstrate that the microfluidic device for measuring chemotaxis is substantially more sensitive than the existing scratch or "gold standard" Boyden chamber approaches.

Though this is structural artifice, it is also psychological honesty, and the echo-chamber approach becomes even more candid and affecting when the writer introduces a third strand: memories of the period in her teens when she was shuttled between her divorced parents' new residences.