Sentence examples for homogenous manner from inspiring English sources
Because the scalp, skull, and brain conduct current in a homogenous manner, simultaneous application of TES through multiple electrode pairs cannot induce a spatially confined effect (see Supplementary Figure 6b).
Tank 1 was packed in a physically homogenous manner, and tank 2 was packed with long lenses of high and low conductivities resulting in different flow fields within the tanks.
After calculating the required parameters, a transformation matrix M, which fulfills the homogenous transformation equation (cf. Eq. 22) can be constructed by concatenating the sub-transformations in a homogenous manner (cf. Eq. 23), left(begin{array}{c}{p}_i^{prime} 1end{array}right)=Mleft(begin{array}{c}{p}_i 1end{array}right), (22) M={T}^{prime } RA{T}^{-1}, (23 where.
It grows in a diffuse and homogenous manner in a variety of liquid media, and in some sporulates to near completion [ 17].
Such reference proteins could be introduced by spraying a known protein onto the tissue, but to do this in a homogenous manner is very difficult.
The map contained 2,141 SNP markers, distributed in homogenous manner in 18 linkage groups, with a density of 1.26 cM.
Importantly, these manifestations of culture do not operate in a homogenous fashion, influencing all faculty within a department in the same manner.
Focus group data analysis typically consists of a group with a number of individuals that are homogenous in some manner and generally do not have previous experience with each other.
At no point, however, do I find myself defending the image which our tourist board and elements of our film industry apparently work so hard to maintain: an homogenous England of mild manners and three-piece suits; of polite conversation and deference to the landed gentry; of bad hair and bad teeth, china teapots and over-boiled carrots.
The retail and intermediate goods sectors of the economy are similar to Smets and Wouters (2003, 2007) or Christiano et al. (2005), with the exception that labor services are not hired directly from the households but from a sector of firms that produce homogenous labor services in the manner of Christoffel et al. (2009) or DeWalque et al. (2009).
Yet, there are remaining challenges to overcome in several aspects of glycan, glycopeptide, and glycoprotein synthesis to obtain homogenous products in a more effective manner.
