Sentence examples for have elements to from inspiring English sources

Vimercati et al. (2013) made a thorough motion analysis that allowed them to have elements to describe the movement strategies used; hence, they tracked the trajectories of the elbow, wrist, and finger, also the rotation of the trunk.

Comparison of tannery wastewater treatment results of electrocoagulation (EC), electro-oxidation (EOx), electro-Fenton (EF) and photoelectro-Fenton (PEF) processes using two current densities was performed and employed no only to assess the best electrochemical approach but also to have elements to suggest a combined and cost effective process.

As they consider its successes, politicians of both major parties will have elements to cheer.

According to these data, we do not have elements to suspect that discontinuations were related to patients' outcomes and that could have biased our results.

Appropriate patients may include those with no known mutations, high levels of TRAIL-R2 receptor and a high Bax to Bcl-xL ratio, as these patients have elements to suggest that their tumors will be sensitive to apoptotic agents alone.

Baked goods taste great but wait, these ones have elements to them that are a bit on the freaky side: Eat fake dirt and gross out your friends.

It has elements to it that you don't run into often at all: speed, and joy, in addition to boundless compassion.

If a second pathway existed, it would have to also have to have elements sensitive to loss of gap junctions formed by Shak-B.

It would have elements pleasing to liberals and nationalists alike.

Moreover, 30.0%% of them have elements that respond to auxin (AREF) and 21.3 % to brassinosteroids (BRRE).

They too have elements of truth to their ideology.