Sentence examples for decisive components from inspiring English sources
RHu-EPO was not capable of activating JAK-2, STAT-3 and STAT-5, i.e. decisive components of EPO-mediated signal transduction, or of inducing Bcl-2, a well-known effector molecule of EPO-mediated protection.
The bubble pump provides the drive for the absorption cycle and is a decisive component of the absorption refrigeration unit.
The LiCoO2 cathode was identified as the most decisive component for the heat evolution in the investigated battery stack.
Instead, a decisive component in the specification of imprints is the choice of which sites of gamete-derived methylation to maintain in the zygote and preimplantation embryo at a time when much of the remainder of the genome is being demethylated.
Earlier research showed critical components that are of decisive order in a optimal use; e.g., determining the scope of the CDSS, involving target users in the development, and the authority of the CDSS.
This paper will be focused on the design, manufacturing and accuracy of decisive mechanical components like the wind rotor system and the drive train (including bearings and gears), whereas economical, environmental, civil and electrical engineering aspects are only mentioned in passing.
So-called dark energy, a kind of repulsive force that is now believed to be a major component of the universe, appears to be the decisive factor in predictions of the long-term fate of the cosmos.
The SEI is an important structural component of the anode, which may be a decisive factor for the mechanical stability of the anode.
Collagen fibres are common components of atherosclerotic plaques, and their ability to strengthen fibrous caps can be a decisive factor for stable or rupture-prone vulnerable lesions [1].
The decisive factor was slavery.
The encapsulation of the highly stressed and damaged regions, enhanced by the excellent sublayer adhesion, serves as the decisive and stabilizing component to the multilayer mechanical integrity during and after the indentation.
