Sentence examples for modes serves to from inspiring English sources

This combination of transit modes serves to offset certain limitations of rapid transit such as limited stops and long walking distances between outside access points.

It consists of a parallel plate chamber combined with a solid photocathode through a capillary plate, which works in a transmission mode and serves to suppress photon feedback.

Since Hexverter 1 works in the passive mode and serves to maintain the active power balance, its active currents i sd and i ld fluctuate when the output power of the wind farm changes, whereas both sides of Hexverter 2 have stable current waveforms because Hexverter 2 works in the grid-connected mode.

AMPs initially manifest a symmetric cell division mode, which serves to amplify the progenitor pool in the first and second larval stages, and subsequently transit to an asymmetric cell division mode during the third larval stage during which they self-renew and generate the postmitotic myoblasts required for adult muscle formation.

The authors also proposed that the initial higher flow in pressure-targeted modes may serve to prime the proximal airway, allowing more time for slower, more laminar flow to produce a more homogenous distribution of air to lower lung regions.

This unusual mode of ATP utilization likely serves to orchestrate a directional mechanism underlying TRiC/CCT's unique ability to fold complex eukaryotic proteins.

The low vacuum mode of the Tescan Vega 3 serves to reduce the tendency of the sherd sample to charge in the SEM chamber (Fig. 4).

It is concluded that mode coupling effects serve to account for the discrepancies between ideal and observed behaviour in sound transmission through duct walls.

The combination of two complementary modes of action may serve to endow certain monocyclic aminophenols with considerably more biological activity than has historically been attributed to them.

Sanction, in the social sciences, a reaction (or the threat or promise of a reaction) by members of a social group indicating approval or disapproval of a mode of conduct and serving to enforce behavioral standards of the group.

This mode serves as a prologue to the storyline in Jonathan's Mode.