Sentence examples for expected the application of from inspiring English sources
As expected, the application of restraint stress significantly increased c-fos mRNA expression in a number of areas (Table 1).
As expected, the application of (Leu, Pro) − NPY increased the percentage of cells (79.0 ± 6.9% of the cells analyzed) with Delta 2/Delta 1 ratio below 0.9, when compared with control (40.8 ± 5.0% of the cells analyzed; Figure 5(c)).
As was expected, the application of the edible films did not modify the main structural aspects of the bread crust which contained partially gelatinised starch granules and a gluten formed structural network (Altamirano-Fortoul, Moreno-Terrazas, et al., 2012).
As expected, the application of the SWALIS model caused no evident effects in terms of reduction or increase of the overall waiting list length (demand side policy), because resources (beds and operating room availability) was set as constant.
Higher conversion rates were observed for protein-coding genes and lincRNAs, 79.3% and 73.7%, respectively (Additional file 1: Table S2).> As expected, the application of XSAnno to human and rhesus macaque, a pair with a more distant evolutionary relationship, identified fewer orthologs.
Either way, we expect the application of microwaves to assist in the breaking of C C bonds from fractions of the whole crude oil to generate valuable chemicals and premier fuel products.
This is because, in the future-oriented consultancy business, the generation of scientific knowledge, i.e. research in the real sense of the word, is generally not a part of the consultancy project although most clients expect the application of relevant scientific knowledge.
Constraints of rationing and redistribution of scarce resources, the paucity of rigorous examination of critical care practice and the adaptive and emergent features of a complex interactive system undermines the logic of expecting the application of pockets of experimental evidence to lead naturally to improved outcomes for all patients.
We expect the application will be of substantial use to investigators and educators alike.
"All injuries were consistent with what might be expected from the application of force reasonably necessary to secure them during the direct action mission at Hazar Qadam.
There may be no empirical basis for this, but if, as some scientists claim, different parts of the brain are switched on by our using a pen instead of a computer — and the cognitive differences are greater than what might be expected by the application of different motor skills — then why shouldn't there be significant differences in brain activity when writing and speaking?
