Sentence examples for processes on which from inspiring English sources

A third possibility is that the phenotype is a consequence of one or more processes on which AOX does not impinge, such as elevated ROS production, or proteotoxicity due to the protein synthesis defect.

Most of the neurons in C. elegans have at most one or two extended processes, on which all the synapses and gap junctions with other neurons are made.

"About the age of fifty," Freud wrote, "the elasticity of the mental processes on which treatment depends is, as a rule, lacking.

The absurdities of daylight saving time seem to me emblematic of everything that's wrong with the energy bill and indeed with our society in general: a shocking disconnect from the natural processes on which civilization ultimately depends; a stubborn disregard for facts; and policies determinedly based on frivolous, short-term considerations.

The scientists hope to understand some of the processes on which these technologies depend, as a way of both gauging their feasibility (can you reliably make tiny puffs of sea salt brighten clouds?) and assessing their risks (how much damage to the ozone layer might a stratospheric haze do, and how might such damage be minimised?).

Link creation and influence are the processes on which most of the dynamics of online social media are based.

The SiLK material is deposited on the surface of a semiconductor wafer in layers, using a process called "spin on," which evenly distributes it over the surface.

The more sophisticated of these is known as A-IRB.All this requires a lot of data to be collected and processed, on which banks have already started.

He didn't have any obligations to us in 2010, but there are issues with regard to the [McLaren contract] signing process on which we are in discussion with him at the moment.

Of the selection process on which he and his editor, Robert Gottlieb, settled, Friedwald says, "There simply wasn't room to write everything that needed to be said about every performer worth talking about".

Today, from a corporate campus chiseled into sun-drenched hills on the northern edge of the city, some 6,500 employees are either directly involved in or supporting the research-grounded patent-building process on which the founder has staked the company's future.