Sentence examples for potential counterparts from inspiring English sources

Finally, another test setup with reduced accelerometer spacing was prepared and based on the comparison between kinetic and potential results, it is concluded that, the kinetic and potential counterparts of the energy density are equal in high frequency bands.

We have also addressed the question of whether normal bronchial epithelial cells (NBEC), that represent potential counterparts of NSCLC cells, express functional IL-12R.

In accordance, we identified potential counterparts in E. tenax that mediate non-self recognition (e.g. PGRP) or immune-related signaling (e.g. relish) in Drosophila and Anopheles.

Moreover, there are around 15 partial positive charges in ferredoxins that result in an overall positive environment of the cluster, which is suggested to be a reason for the lower reduction potential of these ferredoxins compared to their higher reduction potential counterparts, HiPIPs.

As a consequence, measured TFP also includes the deficiencies in the measurement of the primary inputs, justifying some statistical smoothing to obtain the potential counterpart.

This forced me to speculate about what the problem between the Adventurers and their potential counterpart Adventurer women might be.

Additionally, there are also surprising reasons why it would behoove Pena Nieto to forge more positive relations with his potential counterpart.

For both Marx and Hegel, self-development begins with an experience of internal alienation stemming from this recognition, followed by a realisation that the actual self, as a subjective agent, renders its potential counterpart an object to be apprehended.

Altogether, we are able to dissect fairly precisely the potential counterpart of side-chain H443 as being a hydrophilic and uncharged residue at heterotrimeric Gq.

Cellular senescence was considered as a potential counterpart of organismal aging under certain circumstances [ 29- 31].

By E. J. Kahn The New Yorker, August 2, 1947 P. 30 Birkhead put out an elaborate brochure discrediting Smith, whom he decided in 1936 was the most likely potential American counterpart of Hitler.