Sentence examples for microscopic interpretation of from inspiring English sources
The microscopic interpretation of the experimental data is therefore clarified.
The timescale of this process is accessible to computer simulation, providing a microscopic interpretation of the data and yielding new insight into the disordered state of proteins.
The recognition of papillary structures in urothelial inverted papilloma broadens the morphological spectrum of this unusual benign urothelial neoplasm and complicates the microscopic interpretation of urothelial lesions with inverted growth patterns.
The simulations reported herein contribute to a microscopic interpretation of the literature results, and the findings of this paper contribute meaningfully to the design strategies aimed at achieving novel nanocomposites with optimal physical properties.
From a theoretical side, a microscopic interpretation of all these experiments is still a challenging issue.
From the theoretical side, a microscopic interpretation of these experiments is still a challenging issue.
In this study, we used the resin-embedded sections, providing high resolution, light microscopic interpretations of various developmental stages.
The comparison between the two realisations suggests the microscopic interpretation for some features of Cosserat Mechanics, among which the asymmetry of the Cauchy-stress tensor and the couple-stress.
This macroscopic interpretation allows us to reason about concentrations and reactions but gives the same results as the microscopic interpretation in terms of probabilities and transitions.
However, as discussed in Ref. [2] the microscopic interpretation and theoretical calculation of the surface optical response from first principles is still a challenging task.
The clarity of microscopic interpretation, improvements in laboratory processing, and potential for performing additional tests on the sample, including testing for the human papillomavirus (HPV), probably underpins the popularity of LBC with clinicians and pathologists [ 7].
