Sentence examples for growth of a certain from inspiring English sources

For the bamboo fiber cloth substrate, a relatively small number of catalyst particles are deposited on the surface and tend to be isolated, leading to the growth of a certain amount of the carbon nanofibers and carbon nanotubes.

The small number of organizations in a very small economy may have high legitimacy; likewise, the growth of a certain type of organization in a rapidly rising economy may not imply improvement of legitimacy.

As long ago as 1975, researchers reported that cannabinoids inhibited the growth of a certain type of lung cancer cell in test tubes and in mice.

The cells of a young organism have genes that can be switched on by a chemical signal, a morphogen, resulting in the growth of a certain type of structure, say a darkly pigmented patch of skin.

Such pressures, resources and opportunities may be fuelling other significant social trends, as the expansion of self and mutual aid programs focused on the patient, the growth of a certain consumerism associated to the topic of health, the increase of patients' organization and activism and the turn towards complementary and alternative medicine [ 22].

"The slowdown of economic growth, to a certain degree, is related to cadres slacking off," said Sheng Hong, executive director of the Unirule Institute of Economics.

Then we study the transport of Poincaré constants by quasi-isometries and we give sharp lower and upper bounds for the homotopy distortion growth for a certain class of hyperbolic metric spaces, a quotient of a Heintze group R⋉Rn by Zn.

Pegging a country's growth to a certain set of policy tools or a certain reserve currency (the U.S. dollar in this case) is equally dangerous.

A leader is told that his area must achieve a certain rate of GDP growth, attract a certain sum of inward investment and increase government revenues by a specified amount.

However, as demonstration of growth requires a certain time interval between baseline and the follow-up scans, there is an inherent risk of dissemination of malignancy in the interval.

This means that a stimulus pulse of 1.1 V induces a temperature that produces a faster initial cluster growth from the melt-quenched state ψ (than does one at 1.5 V), while the later stage of growth from a certain intermediate state ψ′ becomes faster at the higher temperature corresponding to a pulse of 1.5 V.