Sentence examples for i inherent from inspiring English sources
15 sub-indices for representing sustainability were chosen employing a dual framework for characterizing environmental sustainability, embodying the agricultural system's: (i) inherent soil productivity and groundwater availability; and (ii) potential to degrade the surrounding environment.
Three main types of spectral emissions can arise at the PCC, i.e., (i) inherent components, (ii) switching spectral components, and (iii) spectral components due to the unbalance conditions and/or background voltages [17,36].
These include, (i) inherent in organic matter of plants, (ii) syngenetic minerals added during the stage of peat development, and (iii) secondary or epigenetic minerals deposited through circulating waters during the coalification process.
Lange and Ziegler (1963) proposed that tolerance to metals might involve (i) inherent cytoplasmic tolerance, (ii) cytoplasmic immobilization and detoxification of ions by chemical combination and (iii) transport (or retention) of ions to regions external to the plasmalemma and even the cell wall (Lange and Ziegler, 1963).
Thermal noise, on the other hand, is (i) inherent in the MR coil and scanner receiver electronics, ii) uniformly distributed throughout the image, and (iii) uncorrelated in space and time.
Two recent publications clearly demonstrate that cleavage signatures traditionally attributed to protein protection of underlying nucleotides, are detected even in the absence of TF binding as a result of DNase I inherent sequence preferences that span over more than two orders of magnitude [ 84, 85].
The polyphosphonates obtained were characterized by i.r., inherent viscosity, differential scanning calorimetry, thermogravimetric analysis, X-ray diffraction and molar mass.
I discovered inherent biases of each primer set, and describe for the first time the identification of both hosts in a mixed blood sample from a single DNA barcode query of sequence databases.
I think, inherent in these lines, is the solution to the corruption.
So I think inherent in me was this interest in movement exploration, and contemporary expression through my body.
I enjoyed "Inherent Vice," but it's not necessarily a great thing that I want to see it again partly to ensure I actually caught everything that happened.
