Sentence examples for matrix and possible from inspiring English sources

The purely non-proportional damping matrix and possible modification matrices are treated as the perturbation matrix to the proportionally damped system.

The formation of the interface phase via segregation and reconstruction is discussed, based on microstructural observations of the α-Al2O3 matrix and possible roles of Ca in its development.

An experimental plan was designed by the ISS (Rome, Italy) and the EURL-GMFF (Joint Research Centre, European Commission, Ispra, Italy) to evaluate the effect of alternative DNA extraction methods applied to matrices (and possible interaction effects) on determination of the content of Roundup Ready soybean (RRS, line GTS-40-3-2 GTS-40-3-2 GTS-40-3-2 GTS-40-3-2see Figurelative

The construction and sequencing of midgut tissue-specific cDNA libraries aims therefore, to identify those molecules involved in blood meal digestion and metabolism, peritrophic matrix formation, and possible parasite associations.

However, little is known about the area occupied by green spaces at business sites (GSBS) or about their organisation within the urban matrix and their possible contribution to the maintenance of functional connectivity at local and regional scales.

The strong interfacial interaction between the PLLA particles in PLAmed PLLA) and the matrix may facilitate the dispersion of the filler in the matrix and obstructing possible agglomeration.

These improvements may be mainly attributed to the finely dispersed PHB crystals acting as a filler to enhance the properties of the PLCL matrix and the possible interaction between PHB and PLCL causing strong interfacial bonding.

However, little is known about the role of CD11b within the monocytic differentiation program and how CD11b integrin-mediated cell attachment may also affect restructure of the extracellular matrix and a possible involvement in the cell cycle progression and intracellular metabolic pathways which are also relevant for maturation along the monocytic lineage.

To reduce the size of the matrixes and the possible impact of PCR artifacts, unique substitutions in single clones were ignored and several identical sequences were represented by a single original sequence in alignments.

(10) From equation (10), we can construct a basic DT matrix, and it is possible to find the relationship between the new potential function (q_{1}) and the initial potential q.

In ASCA, SCA (similar to previously described PCA) is applied separately to each effect matrix and to all possible interaction matrices.