Sentence examples for further constituents from inspiring English sources
Further, constituents such as bitumen or heavy oil are ill-defined on a molecular basis and their critical and other properties are not accessible experimentally.
Further constituents of the pollutant mixture include carcinogens such as benzo[ a]pyrene, benzene and 1,3-butadiene [ 23].
Further, constituents of lipid bio-energetic metabolism (triglycerides, NEFAs, and LDL-cholesterol) are normalized in GHR-KO RIP::IGHR-KO RIP
The focus of this Account, stimuli responsive systems, is those self-assembling or self-sorting systems whose constituents can be reconfigured in response to suitable stimuli (e.g., pH change, photochemistry, electrochemistry, addition of further constituents).
Further, constituent analysis revealed a tangible reduction in the concentration of Fe, Mn, Si, Ni, Cr and Ti in the fumes.
There are two further constituent studies planned in the research programme: a pilot to test the intervention for feasibility and acceptability; preliminary testing of the intervention in a cluster, randomised controlled feasibility study.
Activation of DCs by HIV likely plays a critical role in this process and defines a new antigen-dependent mechanism of bystander activation of CD4+ T cells, unravelling a further constituent of the chronic immune activation and CD4+ T cell loss in HIV infection.
A further important constituent element of the general background situation is the Japanese family register system.
Further, helpful constituents — like the people of Mississippi, who came forward with chainsaws and elbow grease after Katrina — a savviness to the ways of federal agencies can help bolster a leader, too.
The lack of legal protection for the LGBT people is what these disingenuous legislators are using as a basis for further deceiving constituents.
Idealistically, this means that politicians will do the best possible job to further their constituents' interests in Congress, in the hopes of riding a wave of approval during their next election.
