Sentence examples for dominant quantities from inspiring English sources

In our paper, we use this technique to approximately determine the relations among some dominant quantities in the equation with blow-up solutions, and this method was first used by Budd et al. in [7].

In our conclusion we can support the traditional uses of H. abyssinica extracts as anti-inflammatory and immunosuppressive, mainly due to the dominant quantities of catechin (>0.07 %) and other phenolic compounds.

This computational insight correlates well with the previous, and so far unexplained, experimental observation that free p47phox and inactive Rac1 are found as the dominant quantities under normal physiological conditions [ 41, 47, 48].

The same is true of the subtle contrasts of white, cream and pale celadon glazes that give a suite of four large white pieces slightly different tonalities, depending on which glaze is dominant and the quantity of light coming through the gallery's skylights.

Given a color image (it is RGB space), determine the dominant color and quantity.

In the present paper, a previously introduced analytical approach is extended to estimate the effects of the dominant physical and geometrical quantities on critical tensile stresses around tubular heat exchangers.

As Asb11cul was unable to degrade DeltaA and acted as a dominant negative increasing the quantity of DeltaA protein in mutant embryos, we propose that the premature neuronal commitment in asb11cul embryos, assessed by the increased expression of the proneural gene ngn1, is a consequence of DeltaA accumulation in the neural plate.

Major advantages SSRs include: (i) multiple SSR alleles may be detected at a single locus using a simple PCR-based screen, (ii) SSRs are evenly distributed across the genome, (iii) they are co-dominant, (iv) very small quantities of DNA are required for screening, (v) analysis may be semi-automated, and (vi) results are objective compared to random amplification methods [ 18].

Thus it is likely that only the most dominant Mtb proteins (where dominance is reflective by quantity and capacity for mass spectrometry detection based on the physiochemical ionization properties of the protein) are described here.

However, the dominant type of debris by quantity is microplastics.

This paper analyzes the details of the matrix to compute the quantity, allocation, and dominant signals of land use and land cover (LULC) transitions in a popular tourist destination, the Lower Hunter of New South Wales, Australia.