Sentence examples for changes of core from inspiring English sources

We also show that some a priori knowledge about the core field state helps us to avoid the pitfall encountered in the case of rapid changes of core field accelerations.

Compared with 1A (oseltamivir carboxylate), the changes of core template or/and functional groups in the other ligands cause the reductions of interaction energies and numbers of H-bonds with the NA proteins.

The BI analysis changed as a function of the changes of core temperature and independently of the shivering.

Our results show for the first time that the BI is directly affected by the changes of core temperature in postoperative patients subjected to laparoscopic cholecystectomy.

One was the change of core materials or configurations to strengthen the elements.

While, suitable LiTiO2 inlaying can protect the bulk from directly contacting the electrolyte, buffer the volume change of core and shell during cycles, increase the surface electronic conductivity and offer a 3D path for Li+ diffusion from the bulk to interface.

This increases the resources needed to update CVs as any update requires change of core software that validates and handles all records.

Naturally, this implies that the possible sparse realization structures with the second parametrization are different from the ones shown in Figure 2. Note that here the only goal was to illustrate the possible change of core and non-core reactions, and therefore the biological relevance of the parameter values in eq. (28) is not assumed in this case.

The conventional thin section TEM thus confirmed that cell surface binding is accompanied by size changes of the core, but otherwise failed to reveal all other changes of the core seen by cryo-ET.

Today, coaxial core-shell structure has attracted wide attention due to its ability to accommodate the volume changes of tin (core), which is well encapsulated in the carbon matrix (shell).

However, prominent changes of the core shape and size were readily seen upon cell surface binding of the virions (Figure 6A C) Similar to the cryo-ET images we readily noted the detachment of the outer membrane layers including the lateral bodies from the underlying core (Figure 6B), which apparently resulted in an expansion of the core.