Sentence examples for core resulted in a from inspiring English sources
Removing the trabecular bone in the horn core resulted in a 442% increase in rotational accelerations within the brain cavity.
Introduction of an amide substituent at the 6-position of the pyridone core resulted in a significant potency increase.
This paradox was finally resolved by noting that contact between the solvent mixture and water in the sandstone core resulted in a final solvent phase which had an extremely low interfacial tension.
Evaluating the BACE1 inhibitory effects of the synthesized compounds revealed that introducing an aminocyclohexyl moiety in the imidazopyridine core resulted in a significant improvement in its BACE1 inhibitory potential.
Using lightweight brick core resulted in a decrease in the serviceability load and energy absorption relative to the conventional concrete beams regardless of the type of steel mesh used.
The same analysis with the 'non-essential' core resulted in a topology with RF distance = 4 to the reference tree, due to the unresolved position of Xanthomonadales at the base of the tree (not shown).
Laminates consisting of face-strips of a hardening material and an unstable core, if properly designed, can suppress the inhomogeneous deformation of the core resulting in a monotonically increasing response.
The event is characterized by rapid increase in the flow through the core resulting in a coolant temperature decrease, which leads to insertion of positive reactivity due to the modeled feedback mechanisms.
In upward air-water churn flow in a vertical tube, the liquid fed at the inlet is entrained upwards by the gas flow in the core, resulting in a wavy film flow.
In addition, it has been reported that the strain between core and shell in such core/shell semiconductor nanocomposites will broaden the band gap of the core, resulting in a blue shift of the emitted energy [36, 37].
As the shell thickness increases to 100 nm, a substantial portion of strain is passed to the core, resulting in a dramatic decrease of strain in the shell, as shown in Fig. 2f.
