Sentence examples for for example lp from inspiring English sources
In 2016, they patented a new method of pressing vinyl via "a laser manufacturing process for producing High Definition (HD Audioo master matrices which enables, for example, LP records to be produced with full frequency response and a striking improvement in listening quality," which sounds good and impressive.
Therefore, determination of oxidative damage markers (for example, LP and CO) and total AOC is of major value in assessing the effects of ROI in biological systems [ 11].
For example, Lp(a) binding to immobilised fibrinogen and fibrin results in the inhibition of plasminogen binding to these substrates [ 24, 25].
For example, LP muscle displayed over-expression of genes related to lipogenesis and lipolysis, while several genes known to be associated with adipoctye mass such as SCD and LEP were up-regulated.
Example: LP 505 passes wavelengths higher than 505 nm to the detector.
For example, an enterprising LP can theoretically put hundreds of small micro VCs in business, develop relationships with them, and gain access to curated portfolios.
For example, recruitment of LP BER proteins such as FEN-1 and PCNA required 10 15-fold 10 15-foldes of micro-irradiation and whigherresumably leadoses higher levels of ROS and SSBs.
HMG-CoA reductase inhibitors (statins), for example, can reduce Lp-PLA2 concentrations in plasma by approximately 15 20% (McConnell and Hoefner 2006), but the effect of the medication could not be examined in detail because nearly all patients (87%) took statins.
Boulez's approach, which arose as a response to the specific demands of modern compositions, soon spread to music of all periods, because it matched the needs of the global music industry — the high-fidelity LP, for example, captured every flaw in an orchestral performance.
Venture capitalists, for example, can't use LP funds to buy currencies.
The influences on parameter assumptions, for example, in some models (LPs in particular) efficiency standards of technologies are assumed over the complete modelling horizon.
