Sentence examples for material as suggested from inspiring English sources

Consequently, the drop of n is explained by the H incorporation in their material as suggested elsewhere [26].

The comparison between spectrometers with different contacts may indicate whether the high performance of IMARAD arrays depends upon electron injection from the cathode, as previously suggested, or to adequate hole mobility-lifetime products in the n-type CdZnTe material, as suggested here.

This analysis was grounded on the assumption that subjects would employ stable, consolidated schema knowledge to solve new task material (as suggested by our behavioral results above).

However the variability in Xcaw12879 and XccA306 suggests that the strains might have had dissimilar exposure to foreign genetic material as suggested in X. oryzae[ 19].

In the case of VDAC, the evolving structure function paradigm necessitates that the encoding gene redundancy should indicate a need for transport function innovation as well as the tendency to duplicate the genetic material as suggested for invertebrates, plants, and vertebrates (Saccone et al. 2003).

All reconstructed phylogenetic trees are available in the supplementary material, Supplementary Material online, as suggested (Drew et al. 2013).

Due to the high inorganic to organic ratio and the alteration processes of the organic materials (as suggested by the detection of calcium oxalate) it was not possible to identify spectral bands clearly ascribable to a paint binder.

The excess surface energy of nanostructured materials, as suggested by the larger surface area upon the reduction of particle size, may alter the energy difference between amorphous and crystalline phases, thus affecting the radiation stability.

Among them, 137 (46.6%) and 31 (17.7%) genes/proteins for strain B076 and race 4, respectively, were plasmid-borne, indicating again that plasmids are the main source for pseudomonads to acquire new genetic materials as suggested previously [53].

Due to the length of the available data at the time of writing, we are not able to look at the longer-period lower-amplitude temporal changes of the material properties as suggested by some previous studies (Lyakhovsky et al., 2009; Sawazaki et al., 2009).

If multiple partial genes from a given species share a same orthology but do not overlap, these partial genes could be a single gene due to poor genomic assembly (supplementary table S2, Supplementary Material online), as suggested in a previous study (Hayakawa et al. 2014).