Sentence examples for mechanisms compared in from inspiring English sources

Abundance of transcripts categorized to stress response, development, and signaling mechanisms, compared in parallel with protein regulation.

The mixed-wet formation will lead to different recovery mechanisms compared to that in a normal water-wet formation.

Scanning electron microscopy of fracture surfaces shows changes in failure mechanisms compared to the pure components.

It is well known that there exist many more singularities in parallel type mechanisms compared to serial type mechanisms.

The enrichment is much larger for high-impact missense and eQTL mechanisms compared to the other proteins present in the loci, suggesting these are the most reliable assignments.

The comparison to an influenza infection, however, may be regarded with care due to large differences in the replication mechanisms compared to reoviruses.

Different bond-aging models and wetting models that represent different degradation and weakening mechanisms are compared, in order to clarify the principle and secondary mechanisms for rockfill creep and weathering influence.

Spatial-temporal patterns of land-use and interrelated community income changes driven from the two feedback mechanisms are compared in order to evaluate the added value of the inclusion of secondary feedback loop learning.

The results of the present mechanism are compared (in terms of the critical collapse pressure and the corresponding shape of the collapse mechanism) with those of a numerical model based on Midas-GTS software.

These high concentrations might increase the agglomeration state of the nanoparticles and damage the epithelial barriers resulting in a different translocation mechanism compared with the in vivo situation.

A plausible explanation is that epidermal keratinocytes are a type of established epithelial cells, and differentiation of this type of multipotent stem cells might require different gene regulation mechanism compared to that in pluripotent embryonic stem cells or in early embryogenesis.