Sentence examples for medium could have from inspiring English sources

Every once in a while, the ceremony pulls off something that neither medium could have done on its own.

However, taking former literature into account suggests that complex medium could have an effect on bacterial enrichment.

If the overall ABD extraction yield was ∼ 50%, the highest ABD level in the medium could have already reached 0.7 g l−1.

The differences in respiratory rates suggested that cells grown in defined medium could have higher levels of intracellular ROS and, consequently, display exacerbated sensitivity to extracellular peroxides when compared with cells grown in complex medium.

However, we acknowledge that the change in test medium could have affected our results in phase III.

Although changing half the medium could have affected impedance data for a short time, each group tended to persist in its own manner (2 4, Figure 4B).

Each Monday, he travelled from his home, in Sussex, to London, so that, with the help of his medium, he could have a talk with Leo Africanus, a sixteenth-century traveller and scholar whom he regarded as his spiritual alter ego.

But, he said, "What artistic purpose is there to substitute one commercial sign for another commercial sign?" Mr. Costantini said that it was "a question of electronic privacy" because the movie producers were "taking something that belongs to our client" and "making a substitution at a profit in a different medium which could have a potential effect upon the price of advertising there".

Waves have been propagated through a medium and could have been attenuated, time delayed, or phase shifted.

If the experiments were done for perpendicular polarization, it would have been important to accurately account for the interface charge density and thus the multilayer effective medium theory could have been inaccurate.

In agreement with other studies, we conclude that the electrical modulation of the surface neither affected cell viability nor induced any redox process in the medium that could have had an effect on cells.