Sentence examples for inputs for growth from inspiring English sources

The oestrogen receptor, receptor tyrosine kinase (RTK) and DNA repair pathways are key research areas in understanding the intracellular inputs for growth and progression of invasive breast cancer.

It was manifested by the increased Vj and Vi values in the cultures starting from Day 2 (Figs. 5a, b, 6a, b) which means that the electron transport through the PSII complex was inhibited due to higher reduction of the electron acceptors QA and QB and the cultures were not able to utilize the energy input for growth.

Energy Pricing Energyy is a critical input for any growth process and our domestic energy resources are not sufficient to meet our country's growing needs.

This study is initiated to develop a simpler approach for estimating and validating the PAR and provide monthly estimates of solar radiation that can be used as input for biological growth model.

Figure 9 shows the relation between the PEP/pyrvuate ratio and the input flux.The curve for growth on CAA is shown.

In the past two decades "total factor" productivity the part left over after accounting for growth in inputs such as labour, education and physical capital has fallen in Brazil but grown in most other countries: in China by 2.8% annually, in India by 2.3%.

"That means figuring out what goes into it, in what configuration, with whose input and with what room for growth and improvement," Dr. Kimmich said.

Required inputs for the model include the growth measurement of interest (e.g. height, diameter, volume) and data describing the growth-constraining environmental variables.

Tree species recognition is the main bottleneck in remote sensing based inventories aiming to produce an input for species-specific growth and yield models.

Their perceptions of the mechanisms behind increased and unnecessary use of radiological investigations can provide important input for managing the growth of imaging and limit over-utilization.

This adds ideas particularly technological know-how to the inputs of land, labour and capital that in traditional economic theory are needed for growth.