Sentence examples for components that shape from inspiring English sources

The index is composed of nine operational design components that shape the transparency and stringency of patent systems and affect the extent to which they comply with patentability conditions.

Specifically, we propose that social dynamics and positional behavior are critical components that shape the frequency and nature of gestural signaling across species and we argue that an understanding of these factors could shed light on how gestural communication may have been the basis of human language.

Transposable Elements (TEs) are key components that shape the organization and evolution of genomes.

Unless transcription maps in non-CDS is available, it is impossible to investigate the components that shape the skews in non-CDS.

In addition, it has been shown recently that HCMV encodes multiple microRNAs (miRNAs US5-1, US5-2 and UL112-1) targetget various components that shape the vesicular pathway (i.e., Rab5c, Rab11a and Cdc42) and thereby, coordinately reorganize secretory pathway and perhaps endosomal organelles.

For managers, policy-makers and health executives, the proposed framework offers new insights into key components that shape the organization of nursing services at the point of care and provides a valuable tool to guide the design of organizational interventions aimed at improving nursing care organization.

"We haven't found a 'social gene,' but rather an important [genetic] component that shapes animal personality and assisted the process of domesticating a wild wolf into a tame dog," she said.

As a first step, John Canny, Vivek Subramanian, and their colleagues at the University of California, Berkeley, are experimenting with ink-jet printing as a method for shaping organic semiconductors and electroactive materials into smart components that change shape in response to a voltage.

The assembly of complexes can be ordered using selective, multivalent interactions or active components that change shape after assembly.

Data of Holzer and Schultze (1987) were reanalyzed in order to identify major environmental components that may shape ecotypes and contribute to Gruber's (1989) hypothesis that phenotypic plasticity is different among different crown types.

The basic concept is to equip drug molecules with chemical components that change shape in response to heat or light.