Sentence examples for manner predicted by from inspiring English sources
However, when present, negative relationships between competitive ability and defense influenced species diversity in the manner predicted by theory.
Scaffold permeability and mechanical properties, both in tension and compression, were significantly influenced by relative density in a manner predicted by cellular solids models.
Scaffold pore size was found to significantly influence tendon cell viability, proliferation, penetration into the scaffold, and metabolic activity in a manner predicted by cellular solids arguments.
The X-ray structure of the GlFBPA inhibitor 8 complex (2.3 Å) shows that 8 binds to the active site in the manner predicted by in silico docking with the exception of coordination with Zn2+.
The temperature dependence of the WLF shift factors, obtained from cooperativity plots, did not correlate with the stretched exponential broadness parameter in the manner predicted by the coupling model.
The results indicate that (1) the attenuation of light in tissue does not, in general, vary with interoptrode distance in the manner predicted by Beer's law; (2) the relationship between DPF and interoptrode distance is nonlinear and geometry-dependent; and (3) in spite of these nonidealities, DPF is equal to the product of delta tau and the speed of light.
The mixture inhibited egg production in an additive manner predicted better by the model of Independent Action than that of Concentration Addition.
Our results indicate that frontal control over the processing of emotional stimuli may be tuned by psychological interventions in a manner predicted to regulate levels of anxiety.
However, offsets can induce shear effects that lower the coalescence strain in a manner not predicted by the models.
Thus, estrogen activates ribosome biogenesis and protein synthesis in a c-Myc-dependent manner, as predicted by our pathway analysis.
Our ChIP, western, and TEM results together strongly support the idea that cohesin forms a rod structure and that minichromosomes interact at one end of this rod, in a manner not predicted by the embrace, extended embrace, and snap models.
