Sentence examples for demonstrated in a second from inspiring English sources

Boundary conditions can also be modelled, as it is demonstrated in a second case: the collapse of a water column.

The application of this procedure is demonstrated in a second case study that simulates a 7-dimensional population balance equation.

Secondly, and more importantly, segregation was not demonstrated in a second independent family for any of the purported mutations.

In the present study, the profound vasoconstrictive capacity of IRL 1620 was demonstrated in a second tumour type and a full time course of events determined.

However, the authors of that paper [ 60] demonstrated in a second study that meprins in complex with MBP initiate complement activation through the lectin pathway, and may cause acute renal failure as shown in mice [ 62].

This method is demonstrated in a third and fourth study, and its boundary conditions are discussed, together with its possible extensions.

Because of the importance of the roll-to-roll flexible substrate configuration in such multijunction Si H-based PV technology, RTSi H-basedn demonstrated in a third aPVlicatechnologyonitoRTSE PECVD of a-Si:has–i–p solar cell structures on been-reflector-coatedemonstratedoll-to-roll polymer substrates.

The impotency of AAV-APP.SLA in provoking neurodegeneration relative to AAV-Tau was not compensated for by time, as demonstrated in a fourth large series of experiments.

In contrast to the beneficial effects of tau reduction we documented in 3 lines of hAPP transgenic mice 3, 4 and Ittner and colleagues independently demonstrated in a fourth hAPP transgenic line on a different tau knockout background, 11 tau reduction has been reported to worsen behavioral deficits in the Tg2576 line of hAPP transgenic mice.

Homoeology was first demonstrated in A and B diploid homoploid hybrids [ 35, 36], and was extended to B, B and B by analyses of meiotic pairing in diploid hybrids ([ 26, 34], discussed below).

But lasers could do that job too, as the German team, led by Peter Hommelhoff, of the Friedrich Alexander University in Erlangen, and John Breuer, from the Max Planck Institute of Quantum Optics in Garching, demonstrate in a second paper, just published in Physical Review Letters.A flash of inspirationDr Hommelhoff and Dr Breuer used an electron microscope as their source.