Sentence examples for concerned processes from inspiring English sources
Other issues raised in the SYBHEL workshop discussions concerned processes of translation for (future) SynBio-based experimental treatments as they move from the laboratory to the clinic.
For N. vitripennis these terms concerned processes involved in lipid and DNA metabolism and cytoskeleton organisation in antisense2protein transcripts and behaviour in antisense2sense transcripts.
EM is still in the centre of this spectrum of techniques, between higher resolution methods like X-ray crystallography and lower resolution light/fluorescence microscopy techniques that provide access to dynamic information of the concerned processes.
We propose a process algebra which is concerned with processes that have an implicit computational capital.
Both declared sociology's main divisions to be "statics" and "dynamics," the former concerned with processes of order in society, the latter with processes of evolutionary change in society.
Hence backward causation should not be considered as a notion about boundary conditions but as a notion concerned with processes that nomically distinguish themselves from forward causal processes.
This form of governance is particularly concerned with processes that modulate health collectively rather than individually; and this is why these processes have to be understood and managed using a broad range of tactics (Foucault 1991).
Detailed kinetic parameters and state variables of the cathode were conveniently extracted and the concerned reaction processes were further analyzed, which demonstrated the comprehensive applicability of this method.
Beyond pioneering applications in the nuclear power industry, application domains, such as heterogeneous catalysis, microelectronics, photovoltaics and protection against wear, oxidation and heat are potentially concerned by processes involving chemical vapor deposition on powders.
Gregory XV issued two bulls that covered the most minute of details relating to the election; the first, in 1621, concerned electoral processes, while the other, in 1622, fixed the ceremonies to be observed.
