Sentence examples for introduced in the case of from inspiring English sources
In particular, an effective diffusion coefficient, Def (an average between Db and D0) has to be introduced in the case of Sand equation.
Mesophase self-assembling depended on the amount of dendrons introduced: in the case of modification degree ranging around 10%, the copolymers exhibited lamellar columnar structure, while for the highest modification degrees, hexagonal columnar mesophase resulted; in the case of intermediate degree of modification, the copolymers exhibited a rectangular columnar mesophase.
The small change in the ratio implies that there is no additional defect introduced in the case of GO/ZnO [49].
Afterward one-sided Perron condition is introduced in the case of a time scale, and a variant of Filippov-Pliss lemma is proved in the case of one-sided Perron inclusions on a time scale.
Although this seems a great idea, it is still limited as only one drive can be introduced in the case of one vector disease and therefore represents a particular problem where a specie transmits several diseases such as in the case of A. aegypti or when several species are responsible for the spread of one disease such as malaria (Killeen et al. 2002).
Eradicating invasive species is only effective if they are not immediately re-introduced: in the case of the tse-tse fly, a second eradication was needed when the fly reappeared in 1956.
This term was originally introduced in the specific case of normalization for microarray data [ 17] but is employed here for all types of data preparation steps.
We found that pollination distances have likely increased in tree species in agricultural landscapes, and that this may be facilitated by introduced honeybees in the case of E. camaldulensis.
After proving the main results we state, for convenience of the reader, the introduced techniques in the case of three nonlinear fractional differential equations and also present a concrete example.
All primers were designed to account for possible gene polymorphisms (if necessary, wobbles were introduced, as in the case of eap and blhB) and were evaluated for optimal binding on the genome-sequenced S. aureus strains in silico.
