Sentence examples for for reorientation as a consequence of from inspiring English sources

The results are compared to free energy calculations revealing a distinct difference in the driving force for reorientation as a consequence of an increase in dielectric contrast and chain mobility upon introduction of the B middle block.

This indicates that the reorientation is a consequence of agmatine binding to the OcDH/NADH crystals.

Furthermore, it was demonstrated that, when dealing with martensite, local elastic properties change, as a consequence of the variants reorientation, and this effect has to be taken into account for the fatigue crack growth characterization.

In addition to this, the rotational motion of the particles within the solvent due to the torque forces on the magnetic moment, Brownian relaxation, constitutes another source of heating, as a consequence of the energy liberated by friction in the reorientation of the particle in the surrounding carrier liquid.

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As a consequence of these facts, specific treatment with Nifurtimox was applied, and 3 days after that, CSF samples were taken and probably the delay in the reorientation of the case was determining in the patient death.

The reorientation process is not believed to be an active process but rather a consequence of a gradient of adhesive proteins towards the anterior end of the parasite (Mitchell et al., 2004; Sanders et al., 2005).

As a consequence, many died of cold.

This reorientation is directly linked to G protein activation and, as a consequence, has been used to design a FRET-based sensor to monitor the receptor activation (Doumazane et al. 2013).

As a consequence, the investigated molecule is not fully free in its reorientation, but shows a weak preference for a certain induced orientation.

The development of markets not only benefited from the central government's reorientation in economic policy around 1970 but was also a political consequence of the CR changing the power configuration of local politics.