Sentence examples for newly emerging high from inspiring English sources

In this paper, Camera Link® was chosen as the video transport protocol, but the technique is equally applicable to newly emerging high performance video interfaces such as APIX® [33].

In this paper, a finned heat pipe assisted passive heat sink based on a newly emerging high performance phase change material (PCM), the low melting point metal (LMPM), was developed for thermal buffering of high power electronics which works intermittently with heat generation rate up to 1000 W (10 W/cm2).

Because newly emerging high-pathogenicity H5 viruses continue to pose public health risks, it is imperative that their pathobiological properties be examined.

We report methodological advances that extend the current capabilities of ion-abrasion scanning electron microscopy (IA-SEM), also known as focused ion beam scanning electron microscopy, a newly emerging technology for high resolution imaging of large biological specimens in 3D.

In contrast, almost all odds ratios of mental health problems are significantly elevated in the two groups with newly emerging or continuously high job stress.

The newly emerging illness is characterized by a sudden onset of high fever, a dry cough and difficulty breathing.

This last point is crucial, particularly for newly emerging platforms that have yet to be validated for high-throughput embryo imaging.

However, the SNP set is not readily adaptable to include a few newly emerging candidate genes, and the cost for genotyping is relatively high if one wishes to focus on select candidate genes.

The ability of RNAi to selectively degrade transcripts from high-copy loci would allow suppression of newly emerging transposable elements, but such a surveillance system requires transcription.

As a newly emerging infectious disease, human infection with H7N9 avian influenza virus has drawn high attention in the professional and international communities.

It has been reported that exons which are more functionally important (evolutionary old) have a higher proportion of exons in CDS compared with newly emerging exons [ 34].