Sentence examples for mechanism in the first from inspiring English sources

In regards to student consent mechanism, in the first instance of accessing the app, each new student user was asked to create an account and then proceed directly to the app under the condition that their data would be collected in a de-identified aggregate manner for the purposes of the app improvement and research.

Indeed, stratified medicine research may be entirely motivated by such a biological mechanism in the first place, and funders should prioritise stratified medicine investigations that have such plausibility.

This implies a distinct recovery mechanism in the first phase, which is in line with the contention that a significant proportion of glycogenolytic/glycolytic ATP is immediately used and trans-phosphorylated by CK to replenish PCr (see also Shulman 2005).

(123) Similarly, incubation of [24-H]cycloartenol failed to produce any apparent isotopes effects related to the 1,2-hydride shift of H24 to C25, consistent with a concerted mechanism in the first C1-transfer reaction.

Thus, the found values of k M2 were evidence of a pore diffusion mechanism in the second stage of the biosorption (Atun and Hisarli 2003).

The significant advantage in applying the general mean and variance is that the censoring mechanism in the second stage does not influence on the last stage, although the simulation error to set the lower control limit would increase.

This was one of the first moves toward a theory of vital matter and vital forces that constituted a major intellectual break with the theory of universal mechanism in the eighteenth century (Reill 2005).

The SCA mechanism in the second individual remains unknown.

Oxidative stress is considered to be a key mechanism in the second hit leading to hepatocellular injury and disease progression.

We distinguish between proximate and ultimate mechanisms in the first few lectures.

Mechanisms in the first category use analytical energy models that are integrated into existing simulators to measure the system's power consumption and thus help engineers to test power-conscious hardware and software during design time.