Sentence examples for patterns to control from inspiring English sources
Central pattern generators (CPGs) functioning as biological neuronal circuits are responsible for generating rhythmic patterns to control locomotion.
In this study, we report a simple method for creating extracellular matrix (ECM) protein patterns to control osteoblast cell adhesion and spreading.
Overall, the ground-water samples collected around the dumpsite were found to be polluted and are unfit for human consumption but can be used for irrigation purpose with heavy drainage and irrigation patterns to control the salinity.
Moreover, the existing PVC used a pre-defined threshold to reduce the number of MBs coded using patterns to control the computational complexity as it requires extra ME cost.
This finding has relevance to the understanding of how spatial movements may be integrated with diurnal sleeping patterns to control circadian behaviour.
The tools described here for understanding network motifs and their dose response properties should also be amenable to analysis of integrated networks in which groups of motifs work together in parallel or sequential patterns to control coordinated cellular responses.
official, said "the real issue is whether, from a public health perspective, you are prepared to make the attempt -- and we believe we know enough about this disease and its transmission pattern to control it".
The motivation was to decrease the micro/nano-scale friction of thin films by utilizing nano-patterns to control the real contact area.
It is their usual pattern to control much more of the voting shares in their companies than their economic stake represents.
As application examples, with this technique it is possible to define the level of each sidelobe of the antenna pattern, to control the main beam and to impose nulls in prescribed directions of the pattern.
We highlight some of the many recent advances in PEG hydrogel technology that center on chemical modifications to impart biospecificity and patterning to control structure on micro- and nanoscales characteristic of individual cells and proteins.
