Sentence examples for demonstration of small from inspiring English sources
This article reviews advances in FDSOI technology: device structure, back-bias control function, fabrication process, demonstration of small variability of transistors, reliability including soft error, low voltage circuit design and silicon verification, and improvement in the energy efficiency of CMOS logic circuits.
Serological CD markers with high sensitivity and specificity are available, but a definitive diagnosis requires demonstration of small intestinal histopathologic abnormalities consistent with CD [ 16].
Serological markers indicative of untreated disease are in general use, but demonstration of small intestinal enteropathy remains the gold standard for diagnosis [ 8].
This demonstration of small-scale savagery was indicative of the savagery Amin would inflict on his country as a whole.
This demonstration of small-scale savagery was indicative of the savagery Amin would inflict on his country as a whole; it was a similar thing to the Viking and Hun kings drinking from the skulls of their defeated enemies.
To the best of our knowledge, this is the 1st demonstration of small-world properties of cortical networks in vivo at the scale of singe cell interactions.
This approach should provide each study participant with a highly effective antiepileptic drug, but has the draw-back that the differences between the interventional group and the control group are smaller than if compared to placebo and that higher numbers of participants are required for demonstration of smaller effects.
Studies in asymptomatic volunteers have shown that demonstration of a small amount of fluid in the bursae of the first through third intermetatarsal space on MR imaging cannot be considered a sign of bursitis.
Figure 4 is a detailed demonstration of one small section of the lung.
As demonstration of this, small molecules able to block the Sig-1R lead to the activation of caspase-dependent apoptosis [88].
It was a classic demonstration of the "small-world phenomenon," captured in the popular phrase "six degrees of separation".
