Sentence examples for introduced by application from inspiring English sources

Issues such as unpredictable delays and possibilities for connection loss that are introduced by application of web technologies are identified and a solution for them is proposed.

Samples were introduced by application of 25 mbar pressure for 10 s.

Lastly, when first establishing the assay in our laboratory, slow-growing fungal contaminants sometimes emerged in the third or fourth week (usually introduced by application of clean but not fully sterile nematodes).

Together with the above discussed relative improvement of the complaints after therapy, the sensitivity and specificity results obtained in our current study point into the direction of a bias mainly introduced by application of the MRS scale as interview by the treating physician.

Although these techniques map nicely to high performance computing platforms such as commodity clusters [44], these systems are difficult to adapt to on-board processing requirements introduced by applications with real-time constraints such as wild land fire tracking, biological threat detection, monitoring of oil spills and other types of chemical contamination [45 47].

From the end user perspective, the delay introduced by the application buffer,, can be considered as part of the session establishment, since the application does not start reproducing media until the buffer is full.

The results suggest that polarity of the photobond 4455-monomer results in micro defects being introduced by certain application procedures.

This sharpness is due both to the benefits introduced by the application of Eqs.

After correction for the image distortions introduced by the application of the diffusion-encoding gradients (Leemans and Jones 2009), the diffusion tensor was determined in each voxel following the method of Basser et al. (1994).

Pulmonary emphysema was introduced by orotracheal application of an 80 μl solution of porcine pancreatic elastase (80 U per kilogram bodyweight; Sigma-Aldrich, Munich, Germany) in sterile phosphate-buffered saline (PBS).

The bias is introduced by the application of the modified version of Peters' rule: Binzegger et al. (2004) assume that synaptic densities on dendrites are independent of the cell type and apply this rule to bouton densities and dendritic lengths.