Sentence examples for phase as expected from inspiring English sources

[AlBi and TlAs have lattice mismatches of −2.77% and −1.53%, respectively.] When placed on Si(111), only the TlAs film exhibits a nontrivial phase as expected in view of its lattice mismatch with Si(111), see also Fig. 2. We note that all 1 BL films of AlBi and TlAs films are found to be trivial.

The sample structures were investigated using X-ray diffresults results which were indexed completely on the basis of a trigonal structure of space group R3m ̄ with monoclinic C2/m phase as expected.

If we switch the most conductive direction and the least conductive direction in the models (i.e., x-direction is the most conductive and y-direction is the least conductive), however, the sense of splitting is switched not only in apparent resistivity but also in phase, as expected.

For FastWISE, the iteration is observed to be the most time-consuming phase as expected since small improvements are done until a target coverage ratio is achieved, though the overall execution time of the FastWISE can be easily considered as acceptable.

Because SPW amplitude is maximal in the apical dendrites both in vivo [7] and in vitro [16], recordings were obtained from str. radiatum (note reversal of sharp wave phase, as expected, compared to earlier figures showing recordings from str. pyramidale).

We found that γH2AX foci were low in G1 and highest in S phase as expected, and very substantially increased by rucaparib in S phase.

Evidently, MYCN expression increased during the early phases of differentiation and then decreased as expected.

This indicates that cdc6-E224Q blocks progression into S-phase as expected for a defect in DNA replication initiation.

The results show that the replication-dependent histones H2B1C, H3.1, and H2B1D are expressed at much higher levels in S-phase compared to G1-phase, as expected.

Fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS) analyses revealed that HU-treatment generated an enrichment of cells in S-phase, as expected because HU reduces deoxyribonucleotide levels, leading to S-phase arrest with DNA damage (Supplementary Figure 1A).

All of the cells have similar behaviors during the G1 and S phases, as expected.