Sentence examples for mere artefacts from inspiring English sources
But the watt-balance approach itself has critics, for such balances are costly.Je pèse donc je suisBeing able to weigh things without reference to a bit of Bonapartist bullion would mean that all means of measurement were based on universal truths rather than mere artefacts.
Typical deficiencies that were corrected included obsolete notations, upper and lower cases mixed up, missing characters, parts of other information such as the emergent/impulsive character of the onset attached to phase names as well as mere artefacts of parsing poorly tabulated or formatted original files.
However, our variable results suggest that additional experiments are needed to clarify to what extent the upregulation of gene cluster of ER processing and heat shock response was linked to photoperiodic diapause induction and to differentiate this from mere artefacts caused by inevitable manipulation stress.
This regions is neighbored by positively charged residues, adjacent to the active site pocket, suggesting that this region might be not a mere artefact of crystal contacts but an indication of a possible anchoring region for the natural substrate which is a phosphorylated protein.
As a quick preliminary, we should mention our understanding of what makes an entity 'real' as opposed to a mere artefact of our representation.
Although we cannot reject this possibility entirely, we are confident that left lateralization of the parity judgment task is not a mere artefact produced by the order of tasks but indeed adds to our knowledge about the specificities of processing different aspects of numerical information.
Our examination of the differences in EQ-5D scores in the two treatment arms suggests that the increase in quality-adjusted survival associated with temsirolimus was not a mere artefact of an increased survival time but was instead a function of the therapy itself.
If not, corals could soon become mere aquarium artefacts.
Can we map onto V the set of those sets that do not map onto V? No doubt there will be people who say that these questions are not proper mathematical questions at all, but are mere pathological artefacts of a misconceived system of axioms.
It's been less than a century since the world's leading collectors began acknowledging Indigenous Australian art as more than mere ethnographic artefact.
Transport has been considered a mere technological artefact, to be cared by the wisdom of technical professional experts, namely engineers, planners and some other "happy few" holding highly-specialised skills.
