Sentence examples for including generation of from inspiring English sources
C.A. and C.F. generated the body of the text including generation of figures.
Analyses of the generated trajectories were conducted using the ptraj module of AMBER, including generation of average water molecule number densities in the TcTS active site.
Several mechanisms were postulated for its cardiac toxicity including generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS).
Serpent is specifically designed for lattice physics applications including generation of homogenized few-group constants for full-core core simulators.
Moreover, it allows performing a complete statistical analysis of the data including descriptive statistic univariate and bivariate analysis, the latter including generation of correlation matrices and graphics.
Constructs composed of human pylorus SMCs displayed tonic SMC characteristics, including generation of basal tone, at higher levels than SI SMC constructs which is similar to what is seen in native tissue.
Furthermore, AGEs can mediate their effects via specific receptors, such as the receptor for AGE (RAGE), activating diverse signal transduction cascades and downstream pathways, including generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS).
In the disassembling process context, the supervision and control system assumes very large dimensions, represented by the need to automatically plan the disassembly process of the end-of-life product, including generation of product model, identification of the best sequence of operations, planning the actors (persons and machines) and programming the machines used to perform this task.
Input of reactions is also supported (Figure 7), including generation of reaction SMILES and SMIRKS [27].
Breeding tests among mice carrying different mutations revealed that E2-2 and HEB interact with E2A in many developmental processes including generation of B cells.
To admirers, however, including generations of State Department protégés and the presidents he served, his peacemaking efforts were extraordinary.
