Sentence examples for is directly accepted from inspiring English sources

This label inversion is directly accepted if the system energy is increased.

The 25 pairs with the lowest combined rankings sums are directly accepted into the draw, and seven more pairs are given wild-card entries to make a total of 32 pairs.

Aside from the cliched encounters in Brisbane with koalas and kangaroos, Gibbs said she would most remember the feeling of having been directly accepted into a Grand Slam for the first time based on her ranking.

Two enzymes GOx and MP-8 applied in the design of biofuel cell cathode were acting in consecutive mode and by hydrogen peroxide oxidized MP-8 was directly accepting electrons from carbon rod electrode.

This finding should influence the way targets are viewed in systematic conservation planning, and it is directly relevant for globally accepted state-of-the-art conservation practices.

Moreover, the Kardashians' form of branding is directly linked to many accepted narratives of success in contemporary society.

For example, in the hydroperoxide resistance protein Ohr, the active site cysteine Cys60, which is directly involved in peroxide reduction, accepts a hydrogen bond from Nη1 of Arg18 at 3.4 Å (30).

It seems reasonable to suggest that the score of our index of cognitive function measures cognitive functioning, but the possible problems inherent in using a cognitive functioning screen that has not been used before, has no validity studies and cannot be directly compared to accepted cognitive screens used in the literature must be acknowledged [ 16].

A modified sample application port was developed which directly accepts pipette tips or standard Luer connections to larger sample containers.

A new grid design, known as the Cosmos grid, was directly compared with the legally accepted HDPE grids on a research vessel and on a commercial vessel.

It would be interesting to determine whether organisations that are officially independent but are directly funded by manufacturers are accepted as "independent".