Sentence examples for material is argued from inspiring English sources
Commonly, the reason for preventing the exciplex emission by changing the hole-transporting material is argued to be the relation between the energy levels of the donor and acceptor molecules.
In both of these imaging studies the motor content of the linguistic material was argued to have automatically recruited the motor programs of the described actions.
Based on the reviewed durability properties it is argued that SHFRCC materials can be used in selected locations of RC structural members to improve their overall durability performances.
This would force people to register to access such material, likely deterring many from doing so, it is argued.
Since FT-IR spectra are of the bulk material, it could be argued that there is an increase in the concentration of weaker (longer), more reactive Mo-S bonds produced with increasing decomposition pressure.
On this basis and the grounds of cost and scarcity of primary material it could be argued that replicates are unnecessary.
The combinations of possible PM compositions and substrate types are infinite, but in order to simplify our question, let us concentrate on indoor organic materials, which could be argued to be the most vulnerable to particulate matter.
No patients in this material had fusion, which could bias the material as it can be argued that patients with spinal stenosis and olisthesis subsequently undergoing fusion could have even more pain and even lower HRLQoL.
This paper considers a specific case of a materials failure which has recently been argued through the English courts under the 1987 Consumer Protection Act.
By Amy Davidson Sorkin March 2, 2010 A further observation about Holder v. Humanitarian Law Project, the case on what it means to provide "material support" to terrorist organizations, which was argued before the Supreme Court last week.
