Sentence examples for inducing variable from inspiring English sources

A hollow-core electromagnet was developed for inducing variable magnetic flux over the structure.

Hollow-fiber capsules loaded with a high density of erythropoietin-secreting C2C12 myoblasts survived poorly in the subcutaneous tissue of syngeneic mice, inducing variable hematocrit responses.

This paper proposes a novel methodology of actuation based on flow generation in a flexible tube by inducing variable pressure difference within the tube by external actuation by Shape Memory Alloy (SMA) wires.

In adition, there is a threshold for preventing the noise features of a sound from being resonated, and an EQ which can be positioned to filter either the source input to the feedback loop, or the feedback return where it has the effect of inducing variable rates of decay depending on how the EQ is set.

By assigning a nonnull prior probability for the marker effect to be equal to zero, the priors used in BayesB and BayesC have potential for inducing variable selection.

Exposure to insecticide stress (or other kind of stress) may increase phenotypic variation by inducing variable responses in physiological and life-history traits (e.g. Bernard and Lagadic 1993; Hardin et al. 1995; Maltby 1999; Desneux et al. 2007; Talloen et al. 2009).

The spatial variation of reinforcing fiber orientation induces variable stiffness in composite materials.

Research Design and Methods: Using this approach, we were able to induce variable insulin receptor (IR) deficiency in a tissue-specific manner (liver mosaicism).

BCG, currently the only TB vaccine, induces variable protection and does not protect against reactivation of latent TB.

The irregular activity of ocean waves induces variable frequencies and amplitudes of operation for point absorbers electrical generators, which may lead to the construction of inefficient electrical machines.

Mixing of plasticized wheat gluten induced variable and complex changes in the protein size distribution and resulted in a predominant polymerization, indicating a gluten reactivity in the presence of the fatty acids.