Sentence examples for environment indicates from inspiring English sources
Gathering information about one's current environment indicates the starting point for one's Active Directory project.
The strictly controlled experimental environment indicates minimal temperature changes and the absence of any discernable response to heat shock and cellular stress genes imply a non-thermal response.
Such particles can be tailored to release their payloads only when the surrounding environment indicates that they are near a tumour, thus reducing collateral damage.
Nevertheless, weight loss of blends buried in soil or exposed to an enzymatic environment indicates that both blends were biodegradable, especially at high levels of chitosan content.
The 31-ns molecular-dynamics simulation in an explicit membrane environment indicates that both the structure of the receptor and its interactions with the ligand are robust.
The comparison of growing differences between the silkworms fed in the animal chamber and those in the open environment indicates the insect's biomass increasing rates and bioconversion rates in the CICS were lower than those in the open environment, and the amounts of excreta produced in the animal chamber were larger.
All of the aforementioned measurements were taken in ambient environment, indicating the stability of the CNT and IGZO transistors.
Experiments under different networked environment indicated that such e-laboratory is suitable for the research of NCS (networked control system).
However, galanin caused a significant reduction of number of rearings within the first 20 min in the novel environment indicating that the peptide has subtle effects on mechanisms of exploration (Figure 9).
Characteristic IR absorptions of the films deposited from increasing pH environment indicated little differences in chemical structure of the polymers except for the film grown from pH 14.0.
Furthermore, there was no evidence that females altered their mate choice based on their rearing environment, indicating the absence of any adaptive plasticity in mate preferences.
