Sentence examples for concepts put forward from inspiring English sources

In this contribution we review the concepts put forward for the time calibration and positioning systems of the future KM3NeT neutrino telescope in the Mediterranean Sea.

The concepts put forward and described in detail in the paper are not only necessary for the theoretical framework but also meaningful to further understanding of the engineering problem due to clear physical background.

WiSEED concentrates on the perspective of software networking, and thus, it employs enabling technologies and operational services based on concepts put forward in the market and within the research community to support the envisaged architecture, such as SDN, SDR, NFV, mobility, and routing.

The concepts put forward in this 1923 review are on target with exciting more-recently published data [ 90- 92].

Involving vascular surgeons who have a willingness and ability to provide access services is one of the eleven change concepts, put forward by the Fistula First Breakthrough Initiative for increasing AVFs in the USA [ 23].

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The alternative concept put forward in the present study assumes that noise is predominant in most cellular states.

However, because the terminal subtrees containing DM samples with uniform host specificity had to be selected by manual inspection of the trees, an element of arbitrariness remained in the species concept put forward in our earlier studies [40], [43], [44].

The concept, put forward by Wakefield and colleagues [ 54], is that since excessive TGFβ action is mostly localized within the tumor, TGFβ inhibition could be therapeutically advantageous.

Another new and fertile concept put forward by Jacques Monod dealt with the lactose permease, a membrane-associated protein, believed to allow bacterial cells to pump β-galactosides from the medium (Rickenberg et al 1956).

This molecular similarity between normal and malignant stem cells re-enforces the concept put forward by the cancer stem cell model, according to which stem cells and early progenitor cells are more susceptible to transformation than their differentiated counterparts [ 3].