Sentence examples for in a consistent set from inspiring English sources

The sensitive radiotracer experiments and the subsequent diffusion profile analysis resulted in a consistent set of diffusion data in the whole investigated temperature range with Arrhenius behavior for both the Ag nano-GB diffusion (D0gb=4.7×10−4 m2/s, Hgb=173 kJ/mol) as well as for the much faster inter-agglomerate interface diffusion (D0a=8.1×10−5 m2/s, Ha=91 kJ/mol).

In addition, all the affected genes participate in a consistent set of biological functions, since when functionnal annotation is possible, functionnal networks can be contructed.

We addressed this by storing the metadata in a relational database, indexing it with the Apache Solr Web query engine and presenting it in XML format via a consistent set of Web service interfaces (WSIs).

20 In this study the mean scores of scales for "good information" and "uncertainty" suggested that public health communicators had some success in preventing confusion and in conveying a consistent set of comprehensible messages, which in turn seem to have increased rates of recommended behaviour change.

We are not sure why this is the case, but speculate that perhaps when faced with entirely novel items, we remember them better if they are in a consistent setting.

The Administration's failure to articulate, in recent weeks, a consistent set of objectives in Syria has done more damage to Obama's credibility than any single speech can repair.

Biopsy studies done in different parts of the developing world in adults described a consistent set of histopathologic lesions, which included increased crypt depth, decrease in villus height, and lymphocytic infiltration.

There has long been an issue at Yahoo where newer services have competed with older services, and Yahoo has finally taken some strong action to getting their house in order with a consistent set of product offerings.

Government can step in here with a consistent set of laws that would give an individual an opportunity to cultivate his ideas into a reality.

The biomass balance model (for reference see [54]) allows to calculate scenarios of the supply and demand of biomass in 2050, based on a consistent set of assumptions discussed in section 2.4.

In this study, we used a consistent set of in vivo experimental protocols to study three typical nanomaterials that are characterized by particle size, shape, and chemical composition: single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWCNTs), silicon dioxide (SiO2), and magnetic iron oxide (Fe3O4) nanoparticles.