Sentence examples for newly proven from inspiring English sources
By contrast, the newly proven method takes just minutes, saving scientists what has traditionally been a frustrating amount of both time and money.
Although the equations that have to be solved to design the controller consist of the nonlinear cross-coupled algebraic Riccati equations (CAREs), it is newly proven that both the uniqueness and the positive semidefiniteness of the iterative solutions can be guaranteed when disturbance attenuation level γ is sufficiently large.
Parameters of these factors can be evolutionarily optimized when a newly proven synthetic pathway is registered.
The newly proven polycationic function of D-glucosamine (the proton sponge hypothesis: escape from the degradative lysosomal trafficking pathway) is useful and meaningful for both cell biology and clinical applications.
The newly proven polycationic function of D-glucosamine through the adsorption to cell membrane and accumulation into cytoplasm (the proton sponge hypothesis: escape from the degradative lysosomal trafficking pathway) is useful and meaningful for both cell biology and clinical applications.
It is newly proved that the proposed algorithm has the quadratic convergence.
As an application of one of our newly proved results, we indicate the formulation of a coupled coincidence theorem.
Finally, as an application of our certain newly proved results, we establish the existence and uniqueness of solution of a first order periodic boundary value problem.
The newly found proven reserves of tight gas are up to 3110 × 108 m3 each year, accounting for roughly 52%% of total discovered natural gas reserves in the same period (Zou et al. 2014).
Study recruitment goal is 264 adult breast cancer women with newly, histologically proven, incident and non metastatic breast cancer scheduled for 6 cycles of adjuvant chemotherapy followed by radiotherapy.
A long-wave (LW) approximation analogous to the inertia force expression in Morison's formula is newly developed and proven to be practically very useful in predicting wave induced seepage forces on arbitrarily shaped, fully submerged slender structures.
