Sentence examples for interpretation of growth from inspiring English sources

Our aim is to derive a simple condition under which the anode makes no contribution to the interpretation of growth rate measurements at the cathode.

Eliminating luciferase genes alone prevents enzyme synthesis, but complicates the interpretation of growth rate changes because of the potential accumulation of an inhibitory aldehyde substrate [13].

The interpretation of growth rate studies involving quorum sensing in luminescent bacteria is complicated by the fact that energy channeled into light emission might compete with the energy used for growth, i.e. the energy sink hypothesis.

By careful interpretation of growth stoichiometry and kinetics when grown in the presence of glucose, this work reports on an accurate genome scale metabolic model of Pseudomonas putida, providing a solid basis for its use in designing superior strains for biocatalysis.

The WHO is correct to be concerned that the potentially smaller size of breastfed infants may lead to erroneous interpretations of growth faltering, followed by premature introduction of supplemental foods.

These problems could be further compounded if spacing is not assessed at comparable locations in the cortex, as they could lead to different interpretations of growth or ontogenetic status (such as in Raptorex, which has been suggested to represent either a small-bodied nearly-mature animal [ 25] or a juvenile Tarbosaurus [ 23], with both arguments made partly using LAG spacing).

The concept of incubation fluence, which is necessary for an interpretation of NWs growth in PVD growth conditions, is highlighted.

Interpretation of child growth in a population depends primarily on the growth reference used [ 11].

Interpretation of child growth in a population depends primarily on the growth reference used, and literature lacks data on indices of nutritional status with reference to the WHO and USCDC references that are potentially useful for Pakistani children [ 9- 11].

Domestic and international food safety policy developments have spurred interest in the design and interpretation of experimental growth challenge studies to determine whether ready-to-eat (RTE) foods are able to support growth of Listeria monocytogenes.

The morphological evolution of the product had been investigated by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) with respect to the reaction time, based on which a conceivable interpretation of the growth mechanism of the sphere architectures with composite component were given.