Sentence examples for of certain phases from inspiring English sources

The precipitation of certain phases, in particular of sigma phase, in duplex stainless steels makes them susceptible to selective corrosion.

These phases repeat cyclically as mutation rate is increased, and the onsets of certain phases seem to coincide with the availability of certain types of mutation event.

The order of certain phases can also be shuffled, as illustrated in the following case where the poaching can happen at a later stage, after the interaction with the buyer, when he/she orders a specific animal, plant, or product.

Sampling was constrained by uneven spatial, temporal and archaeological representativeness of certain phases – for example the Aceramic (Pre-Pottery) sample from the Near East – yet this dataset comprises the best available cranial samples whose archaeological contexts and skeletal preservation facilitate their inclusion in these OTUs.

Since sequence information in the EST-database has been derived from locusts in several developmental stages, a stage-dependency of certain phase-related differences should not be excluded.

For instance, H. influenzae is highly adaptive and selection of certain phase variants occurs during colonization [ 27].

Flavonoids also exert their chemopreventative effect via inhibition of certain phase I metabolizing enzymes, such as cytochrome P450 which metabolically activates a large number of procarcinogens triggering carcinogenesis.

Introduced by von Holst in the thirties of the last century (see references in [ 11, 15- 17]), (relative) coordination is equivalent to the existence of certain phase relations without claiming that these phase relations are due to real coupling mechanisms.

The results of the present study suggests that, dietary intake of citrus limonoids may provide a protective effect against the onset of various cancers by inducing the activity of certain phase II detoxifying enzymes in specific organs.

It concerns the government's present right to seize a whole issue of a French publication, usually at the French Army's insistence, because of truthful or critical articles on certain phases of the Algerian war.

Modern Times was announced by Chaplin as "a satire on certain phases of our industrial life".