Sentence examples for decisions underlying from inspiring English sources

We discuss the design decisions underlying SEM.

Understanding the molecular decisions underlying the fate of a nascent polypeptide chain after it emerges from the ribosome is the goal of this thrust area.

Modeling the grasp intention offers a paradigm whereby decisions underlying grasp formation may be related to the functional properties of the realized grasp in terms of quantities which may be sensed/recognized or controlled.

This paper discusses the decisions underlying a design which provided routes to 16 destinations in the UK's third largest hospital, for both stair users and those wishing to avoid stairs.

Using computer models of the terrain, satellite image overlays and flood modelling, the decisions underlying the location of Vinča settlement sites in the area around present day Belgrade are analysed.

But the way that company officials employed academics — and the prestige of the nation's top journal — to promote the idea that the drug was safe has received little public scrutiny, and a full account offers a window into the corporate decisions underlying today's drug research.

Although originally intended to separate episodic from semantic memory, the dominant view today is that recollection-based decisions underlie remember responses, whereas familiarity-based decisions underlie know responses.

Moreover, it seems that these modules may have been co-opted during evolution to regulate the decision underlying cell-fate determination of different structures in diverse tissues/organs (e.g. root, hypocotyl and leaf).

These include exploration of heterogeneity among consumers with respect to the influence context factors exert, and gaining greater insight to the decision processes underlying choice decisions.

In conclusion, decision rules underlying trading of grooming for other commodities involve a variety of timescales and factors.

Subsequent questionnaires and interviews with authors and journal editors will, for example, yield information from different professionals/academic backgrounds on the decision-making process underlying decisions to use (or not) reporting guidelines (study 2).