Sentence examples for mapping of the effects from inspiring English sources
Methodology for assessment and mapping of the effects of abrasion and corrosion on materials performance are presented along with some results obtained for high temperature abrasion of titanium carbide- and chromium carbide-based cermets as well as for steel.
Our methylome mapping of the effects of sex may be useful to understanding the molecular mechanism involved in both normal development and diseases.
These findings provided further evidence that DNA methylation may play a role in the differentiation or maintenance of sexual dimorphisms, and our methylome mapping of the effects of sex may be useful to understanding the molecular mechanism involved in normal development and diseases.
After comparing the high-throughput screening method to conventional studies of thickness effect on dewetting, a detailed morphological phase-map of the effects of contact angle on dewetting of polystyrene film was generated.
General linear models (GLM) were fitted to compute statistical parametric maps of the effects of the experimental conditions.
It will be of interest to develop systems-wide maps of the effects of TGFβ on expression of modulators for the NFκB/RelA and other EMT-regulated TFs.
My second task of the day was to transfer data mapping out the effects of robberies in Bogotá (by time and location) from a PDF file into an Excel worksheet.
No significant effect of TENS on MCA, HR, or MAP on the effect of hyperventilation was detected (P values 0.43, 0.58, 0.31, respectively).
Our concept allows direct mapping of the dietary effects on molecular mechanisms in the three tissues individually, and by further linking concerted dietary effects in all three tissues combined, gaining insight into how nutrition influences whole body metabolism.
First, ES-SDM uses the significant peak coordinates to recreate maps of the effect size of medication condition differences in blood oxygen level-dependent response in ADHD patients for each study.
In the Netherlands, the Central Planning Bureau (CPB) for Economic Policy Analysis and the Environmental Assessment Agency map out the effects of electoral programmes on the economy and the environment.
