Sentence examples for complicated axis from inspiring English sources
The HPA axis is a complicated axis in terms of the diverse feedback mechanisms involved in its regulation, as well as other GR-regulating genes.
The design of rudder roll stabilizers (RRS) for ships is complicated by yaw-axis coupling, non-minimum phase shift, and the angle and rate limits of the rudder.
A 'bone-like' hollow component with curved axis and complicated cross-sectional geometry was used as the object.
Nano-DESI was successfully used in the sampling of microbial colonies directly from a Petri dish by performing line scans separated by 1 mm; however, the required careful z-axis control complicated its application [ 16].
Due to the coupling, the wave propagation along the beam axis becomes considerably complicated.
Akt is another key component of the mTOR axis that involves complicated regulatory networks.
In Eq. (27) the local corneal polarization properties within J r c caused variations of the unitary transformation between A-scans and complicated the comparison of optic axis changes between different locations in the tissue.
The space group was assigned as higher symmetry C2/ c. Processing of the in-house data for (3) was problematic, which was likely complicated by the long c axis, and only triclinic P1 appeared to be the most reasonable space-group choice with the R sym for P21 being 0.167 even when the data were indexed, integrated and scaled assuming a P21 space group.
However, the changes of those hormones show that not one or two hormones but the gut-insular axis composed of a complicated hormone net regulates glucose metabolism to maintain the glucose levels in a narrow normal range.
The geometry of a bike, especially the steering axis angle makes kinematic analysis complicated.
However, the treatment with rexinoids raises triglycerides levels, suppresses the thyroid hormone axis, and induces hepatomegaly, which has complicated the development of these compounds as therapeutic agents for the treatment of type 2 diabetes and insulin resistance.
