Sentence examples for ones we introduced from inspiring English sources

To test the effect of converting electropositive side chains at one such patch to membrane-repulsive negative ones, we introduced three sequential glutamate residues (EEE: K172E/R173E/R174E) near the ends of the dEndoA-BAR dimer (Figure 1A) [11] [11].

Some of the ones we introduced here seem to be positive, but we must carefully evaluate their performance and then decide which to use in qualifying and the race.

In this paper, motivated by the previous ones, we introduce a new modified iteration process for solving a fixed point problem for continuous functions on an arbitrary interval in the real line.

The binary model is the one we introduced in Section 3.2.

The model in this study (Model II) is simpler than the one we introduced some years ago (18).

In the second one we introduce the Cauchy problem and prove the invariance of some sets.

In the first one, we make use of the joint sparsity of the CA vectors with regard to the time delay, while in the second one, we introduce structure dictionary to enhance the reconstruction performance.

To more deeply understand what makes the new institution an integrative one, we introduce the concept of Ways of Knowing which explains how new knowledge emerges from the network of new relationships.

Starting from the lowest energy system with one single vacancy, we introduced one additional vacancy in one of the remaining 17 nonequivalent Cu sites.

This week, after being put off by the relentless and doctrinaire sweetness of "Paddington 2," I'm highlighting five movies that my own daughters loved when they were young — not the ones that they discovered for themselves but the ones that we introduced them to and which they watched, loved, and asked to watch again (and again).

For all of the above-mentioned characteristics, we tested 14 different specifications: in one specification, we introduced the current value of each of the variables, while in the other specifications we introduced the lags from the first moving average (based on values from t to t-2) up to the 13th moving average (based on values from t-12 to t-14).