Sentence examples for mechanisms which need from inspiring English sources

Despite the simplicity of the concept of orthogonal solar cells, there are a number of underlying physical mechanisms which need to be accounted when considering the form factor of orthogonal solar cells.

Compared to the inflammatory mechanism in somatic disorders where CRP, being an acute phase protein, directly correlates to acute worsening of a disease, it may be that immunological processes in BD are affected by more factors and additional mechanisms, which need to be added to the model to gain a better understanding.

The hazardous mechanisms, which need to be safeguarded, have been described and the OSHA requirements for guarding at the point of operation and at the power source have been detailed with suggestions for safe operation of machines commonly found in the shop.

Despite this exploratory project being limited to a small sample of caregivers, the evidence suggests that they employ coping mechanisms which need to be recognised and supported with adequate and equitable resource allocation, if policy managers desire the current level of dependence on informal caregiving for those with Alzheimer's in this country to be sustained.

However, the association between A1C variability and vascular complications might be explained by other unknown mechanisms, which need to be explored in future studies.

Alternatively this result suggests the possibility of some sequence-independent mechanisms which need to be further studied while ShRNA exerts its anti-viral effect.

For plant cells, physical interaction may be one of the main toxic mechanisms, which needs still further investigation.

It is likely that the human ZIC3 transcript is similarly able to avoid mRNA surveillance mechanisms, which needs to be considered when interpreting the probable effect of ZIC3 PTC-inducing mutations.

And further explanatory hypotheses can be generated according to the same basic formula: there must be some sort of a representation or model of a material world together with some sort of mechanism (which need not be mechanical in the ordinary sense) that systematically produces experience in perceivers, allowing for their subjectively intended movements.

Mr. Larsen noticed on a television monitor that she was mishandling the gun, holding it with only one hand and a limp wrist, so that the firing mechanism, which needs to be held level, was likely to jam.

Based on that, we also present a low-complexity centralized mechanism which needs more signaling overhead and can be used as a baseline.