Sentence examples for observe the contribution from inspiring English sources
Probably, the bending stresses in the cores of small diameters are sufficiently high to observe the contribution of magnetoelastic effect.
We also observe the contribution of the extensive and intensive margins in Latin American countries exports to verify if there were changes in the variety of exported products and destinations.
To clearly observe the contribution of AQPs to the water transport across cell membranes, either AQP3 or AQP4 was overexpressed in HEK cells.
It may be possible to combine the current approach with a long inter-trial interval in order to observe the contribution of early auditory processing to speech perception.
In order to observe the contribution of AQPs in the water transport across the cell membrane, an exponential function was used to fit the data measured using a volume sensor.
However, the substantial difference in the apparent time constants between the transfected and nontransfected cells makes it possible to observe the contribution of AQPs and the effect of drugs on the AQP's water permeability using the sensor.
These papers manipulate the level to which agents observe the contributions of others modeling groups as informational networks.
To illustrate this assumption consider a player, say (i), that does not observe (j)'s contribution but observes the contribution of some neighbors of (j).
Cufi et al [ 27, 29] also observed the contribution of IFN-I and IFN-III subtypes in thymic changes associated with MG.
Using a three-channel microfluidic device, the researchers observed the contribution of specific inflammatory molecules to the TEM process and imaged the inflammatory process in a real-time manner from initiation.
In contrast to experimental investigations on recombinant systems or tissue fractions of hepatocytes, like microsomes, the investigation on primary human hepatocytes enabled the holistic and most realistic in-vitro observation of drug biotransformation, because it is possible to observe the coupled contribution of metabolism and transport to the entire processes.
