Sentence examples for equivalent formation from inspiring English sources

Cycloidal DDTs observed on Mars resembling the Peruvian DDTs suggest an equivalent formation mechanism.

Yin et al. proved a more simple equivalent formation to the Bregman iterative regularization model in [6].

This equivalent formation has played a great job in designing some exotic techniques for solving variational inclusions and related optimization problems.

Glutaraldehyde cross-linking revealed equivalent formation of dimeric species for all protein variants, suggesting that mutations did not interfere with dimerization (Supporting Information, Figure S1B).

While gene mutation assays are only available in gpt delta rats, the equivalent formation of procarcinogenic GST-P-positive foci between gpt delta and WT rats implied that similar levels of genotoxicity were induced in both gpt delta and WT rats following administration of DEN.

Table 1 summarizes the hydraulic properties of the Mesozoic formations including their degrees and values of hydraulic conductivity (k f ) adopted by LGB and LUWG (2010) for equivalent formations of the South Eifel region.

The Sego Sandstone, Neslen Formation and Upper Castlegate Sandstone are laterally equivalent formations of the Upper Cretaceous Mesaverde Group, which crop out along the Book Cliffs of eastern Utah and represent sediment shed into a foreland basin from the Sevier orogenic belt to the west.

In vitro it was already suggested to be suitable for adipose tissue-equivalent formation [ 13] and because of its biodegradability and biocompatibility we have chosen fibrin hydrogel as a scaffold for our project.

Rutherford backscattering spectroscopy (RBS) revealed enrichments to about 4.1×1015 Cu atoms cm−2 and 5.2×1015 Zn atoms cm−2, which correlate with the higher standard Gibbs free energies per equivalent for formation of copper and zinc oxides relative to that for formation of MgO.

This indicates that the measured porosity is not only reflecting effective porosity, but also ineffective porosity, which is in contradiction to values that have been determined on rock samples from the equivalent sedimentary formation from Tunisia (Beavington-Penney et al. 2008).

On mobilisation each division had three infantry and one artillery regiment for a total of around ten thousand men, or about half the size of the equivalent British formation.