Sentence examples for contains a step from inspiring English sources
The established protocol contains a step for lipid removal and a precipitation step that renders this procedure more laborious compared to the FASP and RapidACN protocols.
One possibility is that the cognitive process model (Stüttgen et al. 2011) of the previous task contains a step in which stimulus information must be stored in long-term memory.
The ritual space contains a stepped altar that represents a mountain.
The SrRu0.7Fe0.3O3.00 − 0.12 film contains a step-terrace feature with root-mean-square roughness as low as 0.25 nm with atomic smoothness, consistent with the two-dimensional film growth revealed by our previous report [14].
Further detailed investigation suggested that the increase in biogas is correlated with the relationship between the oxidation reduction potential (ORP) and pH value, as well as the volume loading, as determined by our detailed, optimized fermentation process, which contains a step-by-step procedure.
The tests examined oblique incidence of the electron beam; incidence on a surface containing a step shape; and incidence on a phantom containing a small air cavity.
Using a diffuse-interface method, we perform two-dimensional numerical simulations of two-layer flow in a channel containing a step.
Manual in-painting for reference disparity generation: Most of the approaches for disparity ground truth calculation contain a step of smoothing or filling small wholes or noise-based artifacts to achieve a better quality disparity as the reference.
Each step contains a set of prerequisite steps that need to be completed before the step itself can be executed, and a set of instructions that will be performed by the step.
The wave source (2) activating at t = 0 contains a Heaviside step function in time and a δ-function distribution in vertical direction with the peak at z = 0.
POLD2 contains a candidate STEP T>C polymorphism in the PPT of intron 2, where the minor allele C would be expected to splice less efficiently by consensus.
