Sentence examples for condition of over from inspiring English sources
As for experimental results, it was observed that the electric conductivity of the nickel/carbon hybrid fibers was dramatically increased in the presence of metallic nickel particles, with the best result in the condition of over 0.75 μm of the thickness due to the minimization of the inner pores.
All samples show surface exfoliation which results in a loss of the implanted nitrogen and a consequent loss of the wear-resistant properties a condition of over-implantation reminiscent of that observed with metal ion implantation.
Furthermore, we show how orosensory information can be integrated with internal signals in a principled way, resulting in accounting for experimental results on consummatory behaviors, as well as the pathological condition of over-eating induced by hyperpalatability.
These expression patterns may suggest specific functions of these genes in Pi uptake and homeostasis under conditions of over-abundant Pi supply.
It is quite common, in multimember space trusses, to encounter conditions of over-collapse involving several extensionally inactive yielded elements that neither participate nor contribute toward the development of the carrying capacity of the system.
On the other hand, Columbrita et al were able to observe co-localization in cell culture under conditions of over-expression but not in brain tissue [15].
To test this hypothesis we have raised mice under conditions of over- and under-nutrition during early post-natal development to establish their adiposity phenotypes from early development to adulthood.
Thus, a reduced capacity of insulin secretion is typical of East Asians, which could render them sensitive to the development of diabetes in conditions of over-nutrition.
It is unclear whether this reflects a normal function of PGRMC1 or is a function of the conditions of over-expression.
In one study, a comparison of the genomic-binding sites between p53 and p73 was carried out under conditions of over-expression [ 14].
However, it is not clear whether the formation of intensely staining bodies in conditions of over-expression of TSC1 and/or TSC2 (39, 52) is relevant to the normal physiological condition.
