Sentence examples for have different formation from inspiring English sources

For the first time, two types of solute clusters, i.e. MgGe-rich clusters and Cu-rich clusters, are found to form in the alloy microalloyed with Ge, and they have different formation kinetics.

The Es layers are constituted of metallic ions (like Mg+, Si+, Fe+, Ca+, Na+), and they have different formation mechanism according to the region of the globe where they are detected, i.e., equatorial, middle/low latitude, and auroral (Whitehead 1961; Layzer 1972; Kopp 1997; Mathews 1998; Haldoupis 2011).

The severity of white matter changes was not associated with the CMI density, which may raise the possibility that the CMIs and white matter changes have different formation processes as white matter damage is reported to reflect a progressive microangiopathy due to CAA [ 10].

It can suitably be employed in different types of reservoirs having different formation depth, formation porosity and permeability, temperature, pressure and thickness, etc. (Oliveira et al. 2009).

Under O-rich growth condition, anatase TiO2 doped with various transition metals has different formation energies, where the formation energies of Cr-, Co-, and Ni-TiO2 are negative.

This means that they are degenerate by the formation energy: if they had different formation energies they would appear at different WL thicknesses; the first of the types of huts, which nucleates on the surface, releases the stress; the second one never appears therefore.

Internet finance companies have different organizational formation processes; they have different shareholders, different organizational structures, and different behaviors.

Among them, anchoring group is very important in forming the molecular junction, and it was found that different anchoring groups have different junction formation probabilities [14, 18 20].

It suggests the possibility that patients can have different amyloid formation rates despite similar light chain synthesis rate.

dATP can also stimulate biofilm formation of several other pathogenic bacterial strains including Acinetobacter baumannii, Stenotrophomonas maltophilia and Staphylococcus aureus (Figure 3. B), without observed impact on their growth (Figure 3. A), although these strains have different biofilm formation capacity.

The latter suggests inactivation of different TFs in the same cluster will have different effects on formation of the corresponding cell lineage, which is supported by experimental evidences [ 11].