Sentence examples for process strictly from inspiring English sources

Its principles are canonical, but anti-purist (a couple of Depression-era Hawaiian guitarists make the grade, as do Jimi Hendrix and Carlos Santana), and its process strictly egalitarian: each of the 78 guitarists included makes only one appearance, with a recording identified as somehow emblematic.

However, the lower electrical conductivity and rapid capacity fading during the charge/discharge process strictly prohibit their practical applications.

The process strictly connects MT-MMP and MMP functions, and it has been shown that MMP14 is essential for proMMP-2 activation: pro-MMP-2 activation by MMP14/TIMP complex is realized in an environment of low TIMP concentration; furthermore TIMP 4 over-expression can reduce tumour invasiveness [63].

In addition, there is broad agreement between models with the predominantly kinetic character of protein folding process: strictly speaking, a minimum energy 3D configuration can be attached to any random amino acid sequence but only those sequences having "kinetically reachable minima" tend to effectively fold in a finite time.

On the other hand, the network representation made it difficult to follow the evolutionary process strictly.

Cell dynamic/migration is a highly complex process strictly regulated by numerous signaling cascades often initiated by changes in cytosolic calcium concentrations.

For Mr. Trumbull, who advocates his new processes strictly for the kind of sci-fi and fantasy films that have a proven global market (rather than smaller, niche films), much of the technology has finally caught up with his vision.

All samples were processed strictly according to the manufacturer's recommendations.

All blood samples were processed strictly following an identical predefined protocol in both participating centers.

It is independent of the downstream processes and only contains processes strictly necessary to describe the observed dynamics.

Our genome-wide RNA-Seq analysis of tomato fruits from mycorrhizal plants demonstrated that the presence of the mycorrhizal fungus in the roots influences genes involved in some processes strictly related to the ripening of the fleshy tomato fruit.