Sentence examples for does not involve well from inspiring English sources
Because of this, and given that the non-specific binding of virus to the column does not involve well understood molecular interactions or controllable parameters, variable LRVs are often encountered (Miesegaes et al., 2010a).
The first phase of the study was a household drinking water survey conducted in 26 villages; this survey did not involve well testing.
These developments are significant, not least because it is difficult to imagine any lasting resolution of the North Korean problem that does not involve China, as well as South Korea and Japan.
Eating human placentas has its fans, especially in Britain, among some vegetarians who think of it as meat that does not involve killing as well as women who give birth at home and believe it helps the uterus contract.
These findings provide evidence for both a direct intracellular mechanism of KATP channel regulation, which does not involve increases in [ATP]c [8], as well as a separate intercellular signalling mechanism mediated by lactate released from neighbouring glial cells.
As well, it does not involve randomization.
Moreover, the increased sensitivity of SCLC cells toward lysosomotropic agents was not recapitulated with the CaM antagonist W7, suggesting that phenothiazine-induced lysosomal perturbation does not involve modulation of Ca2+/CaM signaling, a well-known process inhibited by phenothiazines.
The technology does not involve reduction of the flow in the well.
"Chineseness does not involve choice".
The laccase-mediated hydroxylation of para-dihydroxylated aromatic compounds was reported previously (Manda et al. 2007; Hahn et al. 2009) but interestingly the hydroxylation of DCF did not involve the well characterized substitution of a chloro group as previously described (Minard et al. 1981; Iimura et al. 1996; Kordon et al. 2010; Hahn et al. 2014).
The mechanisms involved in this inhibitory effect occur via activation of the cAMP-activated binding protein Epac but do not involve the well characterized and more typical cAMP effector PKA.
