Sentence examples for developed on the same from inspiring English sources
The target of present investigation was to test the optical technique during combustion tests campaign, in order to couple it to an acoustic one in a future activity to be developed on the same experimental setup.
The observed outcomes indicate increased completion rates for both courses as compared with other MOOCs developed on the same platform.
The period and time of day of anthesis (TOA) was estimated using a model developed on the same experiments as described in a previous paper.
The advantages of these techniques, which employ LEDs as their excitation sources, are discussed further in the forthcoming sections and provide a practical alternative to other set-ups developed on the same principle [23, 24].
Although the SCI is developed on the same schema as the existing digital classroom inventories, like TROFLEI, TICI, and CCEI, it highlights the most critical features of the smart classroom, which are shown in Table 11.
A metric for matrix anisotropy showed a relationship between the fibroblast-derived matrix and the endothelial tubes that were subsequently developed on the same micropatterns with a resulting aspect ratio over 1.5 for endothelial tubulogenesis.
Therefore, we suggest that PPK lesions do not develop as a result of ESCC development; rather, ESCC and PPK develop on the same hereditary background.
Most species are monoecious, with flowers of both sexes developing on the same plant; the flowers are unisexual.
Gametophytes are monoecious with both male (antheridia) and female (archegonia) reproductive organs developing on the same thallus.
We also find that the lux response develops on the same time scale in all three channels, regardless of the relative proportions of 3OC6HSL and C8HSL.
In contrast, Gruntman and Novoplansky (2004) reported that self-/non-self-discrimination among Buchloe dactyloides plants was mediated by physiological coordination among roots developing on the same plant (also see Mahall and Callaway 1996).
