Sentence examples for generating common from inspiring English sources
This paper presents a constitutive framework of generating common visco-elastic models that have been used in recent years for the modelling of viscous materials such as asphalt binders and mixtures.
Both communicating sensors first sense the EKG values and then by applying certain hashing and watermarking technique, exchange these values for generating common keys for communication.
It was a voluntary membership-based body, created to celebrate and unite the sport of football, generating common (voluntary) standards and coordinating a global network in the furtherance of the beautiful game.
Marsupial TRM and shark NAR-TCR, however, are not orthologous but rather the product of convergent evolution generating common features [ 14].
Similar observations were obtained by Guo et al who showed that different peroxisome proliferator-activated receptor α or γ agonists were capable of generating common and unique gene expression subsets in rodent primary hepatocytes [ 38, 39].
These observations support the hypothesis that DEX, FA, or TA are capable of generating common and unique gene subsets via a unique conformation of the GC-GRα complex, which ultimately results in the binding of GRα to specific promoters on target genes.
When leaders look for ways to encourage cooperation and generate common goals, they become more successful.
In our modern day, reading together can generate common ground for parents and teens who might otherwise find their interests diverging.
These consensus statements are not strict guidelines or decision-making steps, but rather an effort to generate common understanding in the absence of evidence in the literature.
The generated common pharmacophore hypothesis and 3D-QSAR models were validated further externally by measuring the activity of database compounds and assessing it with actual activity.
In aging cells or under unfavorable cellular conditions, misfolding of proteins generates common pathological events linked with neurodegenerative diseases and aging.
