Sentence examples for further phenomenon from inspiring English sources

A further phenomenon that could lead to particle failures is thinning of the SiC layer caused by either thermal decomposition or interaction with fission products.

A common further phenomenon associated with this shift from growth to defense is a reduction in photosynthesis [ 9- 12].

A further phenomenon observed in mice and human is, that the number of HSCs increases with age (Dykstra et al., 2011; Pang et al., 2011).

Finally, the slight accumulation of p53 protein in JURKAT cells, although not functional, can be considered as a further phenomenon that supports the induction of a cellular response to DNA damage.

Besides feminization, there is a further phenomenon that exerts a major influence on medicine as a profession: the priority given to work and career is decreasing as far as the younger generation of physicians is concerned [ 11].

A further phenomenon that may allow for the estrogenic activity of rhodoeosein is increased acidity of a hydroxyl through in-plane hydrogen bonding as suggested for other compounds by Fang et al. [ 56].

These other phenomena must be such that experimental tests can be performed whose results tell us whether the further phenomena do obtain or do not obtain.

Further phenomena, like PCD in the case of palm leaves, or inhomogeneous growth in the case of oaks, can also intervene to eventually shape the final leaf form once it is outside the constraining volume of the bud.

When discussing isotope ratio measurements utilizing plasma ionization, several further phenomena should be mentioned.

Further, the phenomenon of patients developing powerful feelings for their therapists – part of what is called transference – was then new.

Further, this phenomenon has a considerable influence on the formation of the resulting carbon material.