Sentence examples for modes confirmed that from inspiring English sources
Exploration of these motions with an explicit-solvent representation using molecular dynamics with excited normal modes confirmed that the closed conformation is the most stable for the CDK2/cyclin A complex, in agreement with their experimentally available structures.
Further comparison on failure modes confirmed that the surface pretreatment can improve the bonding quality between FRP composites and adhesive layer, and the failure load of the adhesive joint closely related to the FRP delamination area.
LC-MS/MS analyses in both the positive and negative ion modes confirmed that the metabolites (M1 and M2) formed in the reaction system were O-monoglucuronsyl-B[ a]P-7,8-catechols.
Most of the tests of the 6502 was trying each of the different addressing modes confirming that they were behaving the correct way the programming manuals defined them to be.
Our results for high-degree modes confirm that the frequency shift scaled by the relative mode inertia is a function of frequency and it is independent of degree.
Further comparison on failure modes confirms that the sufficient surface pretreatment can improve the bonding quality between the adhesive layer and the steel support.
The lack of spectral shift for the C H modes confirms that the methyl groups do not take part in hydrogen bonding.
Electrospray ionization mass spectrometry (ESI-MS) analysis in positive ion mode confirmed that the end product had a molecular weight consistent with the structure of FADDI-096 (purity >95%).
The scrambled mode control confirmed that letter recognition was based on true spatial resolution and not light detection.
In the Zn1−xCu x O nanostructures, the presence of the E2 high) mode confirms that they all have a typical hexagonal wurtzite structure, which is consistent with the above HRTEM and XRD observations.
An auxiliary analysis of the choice of child care mode confirms that these regulations are binding and that higher educational requirements tend to crowd some children out of care, as do regulations requiring frequent inspections of child care facilities and lower pupil-teacher ratios.
