Sentence examples for introducing the specific from inspiring English sources

Micromagnetic simulations successfully reproduced the large hysteresis in the in-plane magnetization by introducing the specific misorientation distribution of the FePt grains obtained from the texture analysis.

The four core abstractions that JADEL supports, namely agents, behaviours, communication ontologies, and interaction protocols, are presented by gradually introducing the specific syntaxes that the language provides for them.

Now, apart from introducing the specific hazards associated with genetic modifications, GM commercial crops perpetuate the very economic and social model of aggressive exploitation, intensive large-scale cultivations and biodiversity reduction associated with conventional crops cultivated under modern agriculture principles.

Minority Whip Steny Hoyer began introducing the specific pieces of legislation that make up the Middle Class Jumpstart plan.

The efficient knockdown of Xbp1 was achieved by introducing the specific short interference RNA (siRNA) into BaF3 cells.

Introducing the specific factor 'Loop' enabled us not only to investigate differential shifts in patients versus controls or patients ON and OFF medication concerning the different premotor (SMA, PMC) loops, but also to disentangle specific connections that were driving the putative differences between these loops.

Then, we introduce the specific treatments and algorithms which have been developed for an OpenMP and CUDA parallelizations.

A new parameter is introduced, the specific acoustic-emission dressing energy, which can be used to quantify dressing efficiency and wheel sharpness.

I will then introduce the specific cellular signaling pathways activated by stretch and discuss the evidence for their involvement in remodeling.

Acting as a road map for the expansive gatekeeping terrain, the remainder of this introduction outlines the state of judicial gatekeeping in Alabama and introduces the specific gatekeeping issues discussed in more detail in the following papers.

"What you learn from sequencing is only an observation," says Zhang: in order to understand whether a suspected gene is actually causing the condition, you have to introduce the specific mutation into healthy cells or organisms and see what goes wrong.