Sentence examples for formulation by which from inspiring English sources

It has contrived an elaborate formulation by which jobcentres do not "refer" claimants to food banks, merely "signpost" them.

This paper discusses the above limitation of SEA and presents a modified SEA formulation by which the non-resonant response can also be estimated.

The heat release due to combustion is described by a source-term formulation by which the reaction rate profile of the premixed flame can be attached to the flame front, the motion of which is governed by the G-equation.

There should be a stochastic formulation by which one can explore future cargo transport demand.

This fertilizer can be considered as a product with a dual action formulation by which the correction of Zn and Cu deficiencies occurs very quickly, as well as a resistance is induced by the cyclic peptide resembling the chemical structure of several antimicrobial substances released from the plant in response to different stresses.

Although CDs have been used as formulation vehicles by which lipophilic drugs are incorporated into aqueous solutions, 2-hydroxypropyl-β-cyclodextrin (HPB-CD) has itself been recently approved for the treatment of Niemann Pick Type C (NPC) disease [5], which is characterized by a massive accumulation of lipids, including cholesterol, in the endosomal/lysosomal system.

Most striking was the clustering of amphotericin B formulation by hospital, which may indicate that formulary requirements or other institutional practices are important drivers of amphotericin B choice.

The key contribution of this work is toward the formulation of a mechanism by which the window length is made adaptive such that whenever a change is detected, the window length for SKF and AKF is curtailed and restarted in an oscillatory windowing fashion.

In particular, Miller developed norm theory, an innovative and generative formulation of the processes by which norms are constructed ad hoc, providing a basis of comparison for events or outcomes.

The VAS score data indicated a period or cross-over effect by which formulations administered earlier tended to have somewhat higher scores (p value <0.0001).

This chapter treats the design process for corrosion protective coatings, describing the process by which coating formulation is developed.