Sentence examples for established I from inspiring English sources

Summarizing, we have established: i) appearance of low temperature asymmetry of the PL band caused by the non-thermal carrier distribution through in-chain interdot wave function coupling.

To evaluate the simazine removal by soil microorganisms, three soil microcosm sets were established: i) control soil; ii) soil subjected to gamma irradiation (γ-soil) and iii) γ-soil inoculated with the simazine-degrading bacterium Pseudomonas sp. strain MHP41.

The results obtained by the mission established (i) A tenuous but active hydrosphere (ii) Volcanically active and geologically dynamic Moon and (iii) Global melting of Moon's surface regions and formation of magma ocean early in the history of Moon.

Some relationships may be established: (i) heating temperature and dwell time affect the formation of new porosity; (ii) the disappearance of pyroxenes could produce changes in the density of the solid material in the lightweight aggregates; (iii) when an external glassy film is not present, water absorption values depend on the size and number of each type of pore.

We established (i) the degree of agreement of HbA1c results between the NGSP-certified and the IFCC-calibrated (converted to NGSP values) immunochemical method and (ii) the difference in the classification of control of diabetes mellitus (DM) in individual patients between the methods.

Thus, these studies have established (i) a considerable degree of functional specialization within mrPFC (consistent with similar results from a meta-analysis; Gilbert et al., 2006), and (ii) evidence for abnormal functional specialization in ASD.

An advantage of using IDPH site codes was that users with security clearance for reporting to I-NEDSS were automatically granted XDRO registry access, linked to their established I-NEDSS facility.

We used ground-observed environmental data to predict the probability of established I. scapularis populations.

The area corresponds to that in which we found possible established I. scapularis populations in active surveillance.

A less than optimal habitat may account for low density in an established I. scapularis population, or it may indicate a recent introduction.

Together, these findings support the hypothesis that transmission cycles of a B. burgdorferi ST from the northeastern United States are developing in a recently established I. scapularis population at this site.