Sentence examples for development of the associated from inspiring English sources
This is often due to the fact that the coronal restructuring in the early development of the associated flare and/or coronal mass ejection event is extremely fast (on the order of a few minutes) and can encompass most of the solar disk, thus requiring a full disk solar imager with very high time-cadence, and wide spectral coverage.
The study of complex Dirac operators was initiated in [7 10]; a systematic development of the associated function theory still is in full progress; see, for example, [6, 11 15].
The study of complex Dirac operators was initiated in [5 8]; a systematic development of the associated function theory, including the invariance properties with respect to the underlying Lie groups and Lie algebras, is still in full progress (see, e.g., [9 13]).
Currently, there are few drugs that are able to counteract the development of the associated pathologies.
Unfortunately, this intervention is also an important component of the complex pathophysiology of ALI, since it can increase pulmonary inflammation and contribute to the development of the associated systemic inflammation leading to MOF [ 9- 13].
This paper describes the ITER divertor maintenance approach together with recent European efforts towards the design and development of the associated remote handling equipment and procedures.
This modification of ontogenetic development drives much of the associated interspecific variability in intestinal length evident in terapontids.
This paper reviews the contributions of research towards the development of the methodologies associated with Performance-Based Seismic Engineering (PBSE).
Microbiota affect the development of the gut associated lymphoid system (GALT).
This is the first description of the development of the vasculature associated with the mCP and has many similarities to the development of mammalian mCP development [9].
Trafficking and recruitment of effector T lymphocytes into the brain are clearly necessary for the development of the pathology associated with ECM [20], [21].
