Sentence examples for identified phenomenon from inspiring English sources
The problem, he and others said, is a recently identified phenomenon, arcing, that may not produce much extra current flow but can cause fires.
It may be a newly identified phenomenon among psychologists, but the symptoms seem familiar to some of the readers who have commented on my article on decision fatigue in this Sunday's Times Magazine.
Scientists traced the woman's improvement to the removal of a harmful gene through this scrambling of DNA in one of her blood stem cells a recently identified phenomenon that until now had only been linked to cancer.
Thus, the identified phenomenon is some type of unusual cis interaction which may or may not be widely general.
RNAa (RNA activation) is a newly identified phenomenon of gene induction triggered by small dsRNAs (double-stranded RNAs) [ 1– 3].
DNA demethylation is a recently identified phenomenon with the discovery of the ten-eleven-translocation (TET) family genes.
In the United States, political scientists have identified phenomena known as "iron triangles" and "policy niches" in regard to lobbyist policy-maker relobbyist policy-maker
Finally, several implications on the design of highly-efficient graphene nanopores, especially for determining the porosity and chemical functionalization, as gas separation membranes are summarized based on the identified phenomena and mechanisms.
This week, recently identified phenomena "mansplaining" and "manspreading" were joined by "manslamming". The term was introduced by New York Magazine's Jessica Roy to describe a common scenario: Should a woman not move out of the way for a striding man on a crowded block, he will collide into her.
Further studies aiming at clarifying miRNAs expression profiles in pancreatic islets or more specifically in pancreatic islets and in islet-infiltrating immune cells will shed light on these newly identified phenomena.
The simulation results allowed identifying phenomena leading to major energy losses from the reactor.
