Sentence examples for in variable aspects from inspiring English sources

As a novel ECM protein, fibulin-1 had been reported a multifunction protein in variable aspects of tumor cells, such as cell motility [ 35], cell proliferation [ 20], apoptosis and angiogenesis [ 36].

The BD/iTunes version presents the film in a variable aspect ratio, with the IMAX sequences framed in 1.78 1, while scenes filmed in 35 mm are framed in 2.40 1.

In addition, many of the variable aspects considered when playing a Grafcet can be completely redefined, even changed dynamically.

Our results have implications for practice and extend current models of social cognition in developmental disabilities by isolating variable aspects of competence that predict specific and testable models for future research.

In this work, variable aspect ratio (length divided by diameter) zinc oxide nanorods were synthesized through a simple solochemical method by reacting a Zn2+ precursor with sodium hydroxide at low reaction temperatures.

Arranging a fixed number n of equal non-overlapping circles in a rectangle with variable aspect ratio is a non-standard packing problem.

The strongest time variability of ( {M}_{mathrm{radar}}^2 ) (shown by the gray areas in Fig. 8a, b) was found in regions (1) and (2) in accordance with the more variable aspect of the echo patterns.

In this paper we present the fabrication of multiple, large arrays of nano-metric split ring resonators, having variable aspect ratio, in order to obtain a sample suitable for prism-free plasmonic sensing applications.

At the same time, the researchers can use this framework to study other social aspects in variable settings to produce more empirical results.

In the scaling variable, various aspects of the regional labor market structures and conditions, as well as the diversity and extent of the supply of educational alternatives, are considered.

In the scaling variable, various aspects of the regional labor market structures and conditions are reflected in terms of the total and the proportion of workplaces in the second and third sector, the proportion of new jobs that have been created within new firms in recent years, and the regional unemployment rate.