Sentence examples for namely it was found from inspiring English sources

Namely, it was found that 90% of its work there was faulty.

Namely, it was found that: 1) the phase velocity vp of Love surface waves increases as a function of viscosity η44 of the lossy surface layer, and 2) the coefficient of attenuation α has a maximum as a function of thickness h of the lossy surface layer.

Namely, it was found that plaques with either ulcerations or simply irregular surfaces, based on DSA, were associated with rupture of the plaque's fibrous cap, intraplaque haemorrhage, a large lipid core and less fibrous tissue [49].

Namely, it was found that epithelioid cells, the major GP component, showed significantly higher positive reactivity for the progesterone receptor and PP (11/12, 91.7% for both) than duodenal NET G1 (0/6, 0%, for both).

Some demographic factors, such as age and level of education, appeared to explain some of the heterogeneity in cognition; namely, it was found that patients were on average older than controls, which may have contributed to worse performance on tasks of psychomotor speed, visual learning, and executive functions.

To test the equivalence of the model fit across the two geographic groups, namely: rural and urban it was found that constraining the covariance between dental fear and dental caries experience across place of residence did result in a higher chi-square value (chi-square difference = 5.76, df = 1, p < 0.05).

Comparing two commonly used diluents, namely microcrystalline cellulose and corn starch, it was found that in the case of different actives with different acceptable temperature limits different diluents are recommended.

It was found that the features namely the mean of IMF-1 and residue are statistically significant (p<0.001) and the developed classification system was able to classify the Plasmodium vivax images with a high accuracy of 100%.

We were not able to detect this locus in genomes of other study strains; however, a part of it namely pldFEKR fragment was found in the nearest vicinity of cluster IV in two of three S. mitis strains (see below).

It is mainly to find an orthonormal basis for the known data under the least squares sense, namely, it is to find optimal order approximations for the known data.

For example, the reactivation of latently-infected cells by latency reversing agents (LRAs) such as histone deacetylase inhibitors has been exploited for years, and one such reagent, namely SAHA, was found to reactivate these cells in vitro and in vivo3.