Sentence examples for preferential state from inspiring English sources
He has scoured the State Convention which will elect the delegates to the National Convention by a majority of one, and has carried the preferential State vote by 3,000.
A hypothetical example was used to explain the TTO concept of trading time to live in a preferential state.
The ischaemic heart also loses its metabolic flexibility and can switch to glucose or fatty acid oxidation as its preferential state, which may deteriorate cardiac function even further in case of type 2 diabetes mellitus.
This self-referential capacity is the means by which all cells assess homeostasis and attempt to maintain preferential states.
These preferential states are attractors of the systems' dynamics.
In this concept the brain is seen as a system that is in constant interaction with its environment, possessing a great number of preferential states in which the system sequentially relaxes [15], [41].
These peripheral regions represent sub-states that have lower populations, where the motion of one residue implicates a preferential energy state (either low or high) for not only the pair of residues considered, but also for the entire protein (data not shown).
So, the BFSA originated from Se atoms form outer shell for inner geometrical hole of free-volume void, which can be identified in view of its preferential electric state as counterparts of cation-type vacancy in crystals [7].
Thus, the nanomilling does not change preferential crystalline state of this arsenical but produce an obvious effect consistent with essential decrease in a size of β-As4S4 crystallites with an accompanied increase in inner strains.
Though the reason for the preferential palmitoylation state of cld7 remains to be explored, palmitoylated cld7 exhibits TJ opposing activities, which should be taken into account considering the role of cld7 in development and metastasis.
Morphology analysis (AFM/TEM) revealed differences in the preferential dispersion states of Tsp- and Oib-POSS molecules.
