Sentence examples for function of demonstrated from inspiring English sources
The microstructures of the thermally grown oxide (TGO) in as-coated electron beam physical vapor deposited (EB-PVD) thermal barrier coatings (TBCs) were examined by scanning transmission electron microscopy (STEM) as a function of demonstrated TBC lifetime in a thermally cycled environment.
For Dutton, this expectation of originality derives from art's ancient function of demonstrating that the artist would make a desirable mate.
(This has since been replaced with "I mean" and "y'know," which serve the same function of demonstrating a presence while not saying anything).
Both serve the clear function of demonstrating Amazon's commitment to the community while providing a potential pipeline for future employees.
Indeed, a study using BDNF gain-of-function and loss-of-function demonstrated that the production of BDNF by transplanted NPCs is critical for their beneficial effects on cognitive functioning and synaptic plasticity (Blurton-Jones et al, 2009).
Solubility in water phase as a function of pH demonstrated the amphoteric nature of the reaction product, which enables its potential application in cationic bitumen emulsions.
The second mitotic function of RHAMM, demonstrated in cultured cells, is orientation of the mitotic spindle (Dunsch et al., 2012).
SWISS-PROT is a curated, highly-annotated, smaller database of 153,871 proteins of demonstrated function.
We preferred generic names and no EC number, given a lack of demonstrated function for proteins in this cluster.
This pulse-chase analysis, which monitors fluorescence from functional 3WJdB as a function of time, demonstrates that this large RNA payload persists in a full-folded and functional form within the intracellular compartment, potentially increasing opportunities for other RNA payloads to engage endosomal targets or to escape from the endosomes into the cytosol.
The on/off-state ratio of SWCNT/BNT/HfO2-FeFET is still high enough for the function of memories, demonstrating a desirable retention property of the present memory device.
