Sentence examples for different regimes such as from inspiring English sources

When dealing with cryogenic liquids, the temperature difference between the solid and the sample is high enough to cause boiling of the liquid, and the sample can undergo different regimes such as film and/or nucleate pool boiling.

Various theoretical works predict that, within a genome, there should be a positive correlation between the rate of recombination and genetic diversity at neutral loci under different regimes such as common selective sweeps, genetic hitchhiking combined with low mutation rates and/or background selection [ 9, 10].

However, the transferability must be discussed in the light of different treatment regimes such as in- or outpatient care in different countries.

The ENA emission is not only a global phenomena on Moon, but also occurs under different plasma regimes, such as the magnetosheath and the plasmasheet.

Generally, the fluidized beds are characterized by different flow regimes such as particulate, bubbling, slugging, turbulent, fast fluidization, and pneumatic conveying.

Therefore, developing descriptive concepts of policy outputs is not sufficient to avoid a normative trap, and they need to be coupled with ideas on causal mechanisms found in different policy regimes such as assimilation and multiculturalism.

Differences after Day 8 could be due to several factors, including different patient management to less acute wards, or differences (not statistically significant in Table 1) between cohorts, as well as evolution of different treatment regimes such as mechanical ventilation or steroid use.

The assessment then discusses the various composites focusing different sub-functional regimes such as mechanical and collective functional applications such as energy, electronics biomedical, membranes and sensors.

The micromechanics of different particle fluid flow regimes, such as fixed, expanded and fluidized beds, in gas fluidization is investigated for group A and B powders.

More experiments are required to assess the effects of repeated applications of tDCS in association with multiple training sessions, their interaction with specific language tasks and different intensive training regimes, such as constraint-induced aphasia treatment (CIAT) and the extent to which these performance improvements are retained in the long term.

The results showed that the flow regime in the C-TFB is a novel flow regime, which is different from traditional flow regimes such as bubbling, turbulent, fast fluidization (FF) and dense suspension up-flow (DSU) regimes.