Sentence examples for conveniently expressed from inspiring English sources
To date, an AMPA receptor channel can be conveniently expressed in a heterologous expression system, such as human embryonic kidney (HEK -293 cells, to be studied witHEK -293e of an elecellshysiological recording tochnique.
It is also worth noticing that d d t [ B ( t ) − 1 ], which appears in the expression of F, can also be conveniently expressed as − B ( t ) − 1 B ˙ ( t ) B ( t ) − 1.
The role of this microbial flora can be conveniently expressed in the Earth's natural cycles.
The energy that can be extracted from the steam is conveniently expressed in terms of the enthalpy change across the turbine.
The composition of a nonelectrolyte solution containing very large molecules, known as polymers, is most conveniently expressed by the volume fraction —i.e., the volume of polymer used to prepare the solution divided by the sum of that volume of polymer and the volume of the solvent.
The error function can be more conveniently expressed as follows: (7).
Accurately identifying users' preferences for different service locations is sometimes difficult for a mobile application because of the limited options that can be provided by a cell phone in addition to the users' unwillingness or inability to conveniently express their preferences.
To conveniently expressing exogenous Cx43, NRVMs were used and co-immunostained with anti-pan-IP3R and anti-Cx43 antibodies.
In contrast to this approach, the BioDeducta methodology allows us to more conveniently express and solve this problem while simultaneously offering methodological modularity and solution provenance.
Atmospheric conditions are characterized by low temperatures and pressures, and under such conditions stability fields of minerals can often conveniently be expressed in terms of Eh (oxidation potential) and pH (the negative logarithm of the hydrogen ion concentration [H+]; a pH of 0 7 indicates acidity, a pH of 7 14 indicates basicity, and neutral solutions have a pH of 7).
These objectives can conveniently be expressed in linguistic terms – a key component of fuzzy logic.
