Sentence examples for in relation with changes from inspiring English sources
The modifications of magnetic properties of LBMO thin films are discussed in relation with changes in the lattice properties.
On the other hand, the identification of several isoenzymes has indicated differential catabolic preferences in relation with changes in environmental factors.
In this context, it is essential to quantify but also to be able to monitor the variations with time of Darcy fluxes in relation with changes in hydrogeological conditions and groundwater — surface water interactions.
A second-order polynomial model was developed to predict the ILSS of carbon fibre composites in relation with the changes in plasma parameters.
The above model may apply to coral larvae to explain metabolic depression in relation with pHo changes.
Pore network simulations are performed to study water transport in a model gas diffusion layer (GDL) of polymer electrolyte membrane fuel cells (PEMFCs) in relation with the change in hydrophobicity that might be due to aging or temperature effect.
To the contrary, free tin aggregates could contribute to an extra capacity that decreases upon cycling in relation with the volume changes that occurs during alloying/dealloying.
In relation with these slight changes of transcript levels (Table 6), global catalase activities were found to show little variation (Fig. 5e).
A number of sperm surface components are removed or altered during the transit while others are added in relation with the fluid changes.
On this basis, using the LAndscape Management and Planning Tool for the Mo River basin (LAMPT_Mo), we (1) modelled soil erosion patterns in relation with land use/cover change (LUCC), land protection regime, and landforms, and (2) examined the efficiency of landscape redesign options on soil erosion amounts at basin scale.
Moreover, as protonation of the histidine cycle is expected to decrease the free energy of partition from lipids to water, the peptide could be released from the membrane at acidic pH, possibly in relation with peptide conformational change(s).
