Sentence examples for localized processes from inspiring English sources

Turbulence is composed of eddy motions that have excitations over a continuous range of scales and display various spatially localized processes such as turbulence production, diffusion, and dissipation.

As with the other associations discussed here, it was difficult to reconcile explanations based upon localized processes with the decreased strength of the correlation at small measurement scales.

These two elements have been shown to correlate with each other within the HLA region of the human genome, a observation that might be attributed to repetitive insertions and deletions, imperfect segmental duplications or adjacent nucleotide changes[ 20] – all of these presumably localized processes.

However, the wind field often exhibits additional spatial and temporal variability due to the effects of localized processes, such as thunderstorm activity and horizontal flow instabilities.

While we assumed spatial homogeneity, we differentiated between cytosolic and membrane localized processes.

These terms are mostly up-regulated and include many mitochondrion localized processes.

Cardiac amyloidosis describes amyloid deposition in the heart, which may occur as part of systemic amyloidosis or as a localized process.

Analysis of more than two decades of Dutch prototyping research both on experimental and commercial farms indicated that prototyping on commercial farms is a highly localized process.

The conventional view of VEGF release is that it is a cell-directed, localized process.

ROS signaling is a highly regulated and localized process, implying that the origin of ROS generated during exercise may be extremely important.

Although dACs may initially target the apical side of the BC plexus (Fig. 9D, time=0:20-2:20), all dACs imaged (7/7) localized their processes to the basal side of the BC axonal plexus (Fig. 9D, time=7:20; supplementary material Movie 11).