Sentence examples for independently addressed from inspiring English sources

Other frequency-based addressing methods were applied to three magnetic stick slip microrobots, independently addressed in parallel [10], and to helical microrobots to enable different swimming velocities [11].

Hung et al. [7] and Divorra et al. [8, 9] independently addressed this limitation with the variable block size ME&MC by introducing additional wedge-like partitions where a MB is segmented using a straight line modelled by two parameters: orientation angle θ and distance ρ from the centre of the MB.

Thus, Pfam v. 24, using HMMER3, has independently addressed many of the missing annotations, validating our approach.

32, 33 Briefly, the microfluidic device contained two flow chambers with width-length-height dimensions of 3 × 10 × 0.1 mm and a network of independently addressed auxiliary channels.

Second, the predictive role of phospho-p90RSK should be independently addressed in patients who receive adjuvant chemotherapy since the response to neoadjuvant chemotherapy and outcome after adjuvant chemotherapy may differ [ 30].

We thus took advantage of two additional data sets that independently addressed binding to the B-type lamin (Pickersgill et al. 2006) and replication timing across the genome (Schwaiger et al. 2009).

Difficulties can arise because texture characterization parameters do not independently address functional requirements for the surface and cannot be independently controlled by abrasive processes.

However, it is also important to be able to independently address the question "what other documents include (or omit) this structure?" (e.g. compounds-in-common and/or unique content).

Though the federal government may be hamstrung by man-made climate change deniers and dirty energy lobbyists, state governments are doing their part to independently address climate change.

Some were unable to independently address their activities of daily living in their first days at home.

Counselling fosters self-efficacy by engendering the belief that one can independently address adherence-related issues and help identify external systems (antecedents) suitable to support adherence.