Sentence examples for degrees of cd from inspiring English sources
Large gradients in both magnetic components arise near the interface of the electrojets at 67 degrees of CD (centered dipole) latitude.
As in English, identifying Theme, Transition and Rheme in Arabic by means of degrees of CD is subjective, impractical and relies heavily on the writers and readers' interpretation of the text (for criticisms of CD see Adjémian 1978 and Chafe 1974).
The greater awareness to CD presence, together with improved diagnosis and some socioeconomic factors, has led to increased prevalence of CD, especially identifying mild degrees of CD; pursuant to authors' view, pointing severity of inflammation due to CD to be crucial for endometriosis development, the presence of mild CD could modify the association with endometriosis.
In support of our hypothesis, SOC losses were largest at subsites with largest degrees of C saturation (R2 = 0.83).
Self-adhesive cements may also present lower degrees of C = C conversion [75] and poorer mechanical properties [76] than regular resin cements.
It was reported that using high plasma power in polymer film synthesis has caused higher degrees of C = C bond contents due to high cross-linking between radicals of monomer molecule compared to using low plasma power [22].
Therefore, we repeatedly grid-sampled a field after one, three, seven, and eleven years under bare fallow management, which revealed a spatial gradient from high to low degrees of C saturation.
We identified several clones that revealed varying degrees of c-CBL knockdown showing different sets of c-CBL lentiviral shRNA knockdown efficiency (Figure 5A).
Note: For an extra $1 million per unit, we will equip the Liquidator with a CDR (collateral damage regulator) that permits the operator to dial in the degree of cd judged acceptable for any given assignment.
Oxygen partial pressure enables to control the degree of C decomposition.
X-Ray diffraction suggests some degree of c-axis alignment, but omega scans showed random orientation.
