Sentence examples for considered as an interface from inspiring English sources
The mixed oil section is considered as an interface.
It is considered as an interface for all the parameters of the system.
For example (see Fig. 1), the small element 'Contact' at homepage of Military Institute of Science and Technology MISTT) refers to a unique meaning or functional message (i.e. shows the contact details of head of the departments, deans of the faculties, and other administration personnel) to users; thus 'Contact' can be considered as an interface sign.
In fact, CCs is considered as an interface between the oocyte and its surrounding environment through functional signaling cascades involving the pathways of these kinases (ERK, p38MAPK, PKC, PKA and PI3K) known to be crucial for mammalian oocyte quality, CCs expansion, ovulation and even early embryo development [ 17, 78- 83].
ATOL could be considered as an interfacing tool with many identification and design algorithms.
Arterial pressure can be considered as a complex interface between the blood ejected by the heart, which is modulated to meet the metabolic demands of the organism, and the arterial vascular tree, an adaptive system influenced by its physical proprieties, neurohormonal factors and baroreflex function [ 29].
Multilayers are considered as well as viscoelastic interfaces.
These metallic catalysts are intrinsically conductive, and the electrochemical interfaces are still considered as a two-phase interface, where only the metallic catalyst and the liquid electrolyte are considered.
The regions in both phases near the interface, in depth from a few Å to a few hundred nanometres, have to be considered as well as the part of the interface.
Altogether, the pUL31 loop 77 79 can be considered as an important intra-hexamer interface.
VCM can therefore be considered as a sort of interface terminology, which was defined by Rosenbloom et al. [ 33] as a terminology that "facilitates display of computer-stored patient information to clinician-users as simple human-readable text".
