Sentence examples for from autonomously from inspiring English sources

In this figure, the outputs of the localization and tracking phase for scenario 2 from autonomously working sensor S1 (the first column of Fig. 12), autonomously working sensor S2 (the second column of Fig. 12) and finally from the UWB sensor network consisting of nodes S1 and S2 (the third column of Fig. 12) are given.

In some settings patriarchal socio-cultural norms, traditions, and practices may hinder the representation of women in research (for instance, where male family members or village elders prohibit women from autonomously participating in research).

scope and activities of daily practice; contexts that constrain nurses from acting autonomously; contexts that facilitate autonomous practice.

The team collectively identified three key themes of significance in the debate concerning the context for advancing nursing practice in the Kenyan context: scope and activities of daily practice; contexts that constrain nurses from acting autonomously; contexts that facilitate autonomous practice.

A similar protocol was applied to RNA extracts from 13 chPTC and from five autonomously functioning adenoma.

In living organisms, electromagnetic fields originate from the transmission of signals in the nervous system and from structures autonomously generating electrical impulses (like the heart).

Far from emerging autonomously in a period of separation between state and society, the professions were part of the process of state formation" (Johnson 1995, 11).

Recombinant Mycobacterium bovis bacillus Calmette Guérin expressing green fluorescent protein (rBCG-GFP), driven by the mycobacterial heat shock protein 70 (HSP 70) promoter from an autonomously replicating plasmid, was genetically engineered to co-express mouse interleukin-2 (IL-2) by introduction of an independent HSP 60 promoter.

Successful transformation of this construct into B. burgdorferi results in P66 expression from the autonomously maintained shuttle vector.

In such contexts, cultural norms may dissuade women from acting autonomously to address mental and HIV-related health problems [ 16].

Non‐autonomous phenotypes are dependent on cell competition: vps25 clones prevented from dying autonomously overgrow, 24, 25 and growth of Rab5 dominant‐negative (Rab5 DN )‐expressing cells was constrained by JNK‐mediated cell competition.