Sentence examples for process as suggested from inspiring English sources

Some claim that their profit margin is between 200-250%.Another way to lower energy bills and make the market more competitive is a "quick liberalisation process" as suggested by Rosen Plevneliev, the president, in the wake of the protests.

It sets the limit between globular and spray arc and determines the working conditions of the welding process, as suggested by Ponomarev et al. (2003) in Figure 8.

One possible explanation may be that they were produced by a nucleation process, as suggested by Onaka (1993), of the M7.3 quake.

Internalized particles are found in aggregated form and may have entered the cells by the endocytosis process as suggested by the image in Fig. 9b.

Perhaps the process of identifying and locating key agents in the narrative, and attending to them, is an important local coherence maintenance process, as suggested by the agent effect found in experiment 2a.

This can be attributed to the anisotropic growth under the combined effects of PBC and precondensation in a dynamic process, as suggested for other molecular/ionic crystals with orthorhombic crystal structure such as BaSO4 and KC1O4 [[42]].

Thus, further assessment work is needed to fully apply the comparative analysis of 'futures mapping processes' as suggested by Kuusi et al.[25, 26, 36].

Further, our results indicated an influence of altitude on rhizospheric processes as suggested by the larger concentrations of organic C and soluble phenols, and richness of tannins in the rhizosphere WEOM than in the bulk soil at 1000 m.

The spatial distribution of total K content was influenced by relatively extended soil forming processes, as suggested by (i) a significant global spatial autocorrelation measure at the 10 km scale (Moran's I = 0.43); (ii) significant differences observed among soil types and soil parent materials and (iii) significant correlations with land attributes such as elevation (r = − 0.51).

Adult-born neurons would thus be tagged during learning and specifically selected by post-learning processes as suggested in the dentate gyrus of the hippocampus [43].

Interestingly, DARPP-32 has also been implicated in reward processes, as suggested by DARPP-32 KO mice that lack rewarding effects of ethanol as illustrated by a conditioned place preference test [57].