Sentence examples for processes concentrated in from inspiring English sources
The movement is controlled by a wide variety of independent processes, concentrated in the thin boundary zones between the volumes.
The organization of the genome within the mammalian nucleus is nonrandom, with physiologic processes often concentrated in specific three-dimensional domains.
These data suggest that N metabolism and its assimilation are modulated along sugarcane leaf and that these processes are concentrated in more mature regions of sugarcane leaves.
Results showed that the most deformations for the EIU process significantly concentrated in narrower adiabatic shear bands (ASBs) comparing with the QSU process.
The liquid from the filter that is not recycled back to the process is concentrated in a two-stage evaporator using waste heat from the distillation.
As a consequence of this forcing, the induction process is more concentrated in the southern hemisphere, leading to a hemispherical magnetic field.
Having established the existence of ethnic discrimination in the first stage of the hiring process, several studies concentrated in evaluating how to split the total amount of such discrimination within its statistical and taste-based components.
At the early stages of the process, Tregs are concentrated in the tumor mass, locally inhibiting the effector immune responses and allowing the tumor to progress.
Or, that the processes concentrating crime are different and weaker than the processes concentrating other phenomena.
The matrigel implants contained structures expressing axonal cytoskeleton protein, neurofilament 200, intermediate filament subunit concentrated in processes of peripheral ganglia neurons, peripherin, and tyrosine hydroxylase, an enzyme involved in the biosynthesis of noradrenalin in sympathetic neurons (Figure 3).
The Au/SiO2 particle colloid solution was concentrated to 1/2,000 of its original volume by decreasing the amount of added water in the washing process (concentrated Au/SiO2 particle colloid solution).
