Sentence examples for further switching from inspiring English sources

Further, switching from a grid topology to a random node topology does not significantly affect the results.

Further switching transmittance revealed that polymers had reasonable contrast ratios (17.35 52.36%), high coloration efficiencies (151.6 363.5 cm2C−1), excellent switching stability and color persistence.

Further, switching the position of the cysteine and the methionine involved in the cross-link also abolished thioether bond formation, demonstrating specificity of SkfB for the directionality of the thioether linkage.

As can be seen in Box A, epinephrine was found to be down-regulated in CPP patients, indicating a decreased activation of HPA axis and further switching on the initiation of female reproduction.

The scope for further switching to reduce emissions will be limited as carbon emissions limits tighten.

After equilibration, the parallel tempering steps were all started from the same initial value, the maximum likelihood value found during the equilibration phase of the Monte Carlo procedure, and did not undergo any further switching between temperatures to ensure that the integration-over-temperatures interpretation of parallel tempering was valid.

However, the F-PDSO algorithm launches about seven rounds of testing to further switch off more PBSs.

Since the patient self-administered the product, he was further switched to the longer-acting, subcutaneously administrable darbepoetin alfa.

Two recent studies show that brassinosteroids (BRs) are able to provoke apoplastic H2O2 accumulation, which further switches on MPKs to increase stress tolerance in different species.

The larger pool of autoantibodies of IgM isotype observed during infliximab treatment might be the consequence of a higher production of natural autoreactive IgM, but might also be an induced population that can further switch to IgG with a well-known pathogenic effect.

The government's new carbon plan - published on December 1 - showed a further switch away from the UK's remaining coal-fired power stations, many of which will be taken out of service in the next few years, is a major factor in enabling the government to promised 34% emissions cuts compared with 1990 levels by 2022.