Sentence examples for processes which imply from inspiring English sources

The nuclear factor- κB (NF- κB) signalling pathway participates in a multitude of biological processes, which imply the requirement of a complex and precise regulation.

The presidents fully support "the peace process, which implies negotiations," he said, and which is therefore "distinct from the problem of narcotics trafficking".

However, the variable block size grid derivation and the related motion estimation relies on a regularization process which implies heavy iterative and inter-dependent computations.

The aim of this work is the design of this process, which implies the sizing of the electrochemical reactor and the photovoltaic modules.

As a solution, we propose a generalization of the temporal mining process, which implies a relaxation of the counting method including the concept of approximate temporal distance between events.

The emission intensity at 505 nm continued to increase until the mole ratio of [Al III)]/[P2] reached a value of 13 and no stoichiometry was observed during the process, which implied that the sensing target of the P2 probe was not the free aluminum ion but the polynuclear hydrolyzed aluminum.

I'll be the first to admit that I may have been duped by the CES registration process, which implies that you are granting permission for PR blasts ONLY about the specific categories of products you cover.

This premise is the alternative assumption of variability of biological process, which implies separating the methodological similarity from any claims of biological equivalence.

Moreover, the study has shown the solvent plays a vital role in the synthesis process, which implied the effect of the solvent on digestive ripening would be remarkable.

There are still some nanobowls occupied by the PS nanospheres left after THF etching process, which implies that the nanostructures can be used to select nanospheres of similar or smaller sizes for subsequent processing [24].

Time-series analysis requires a stationary process, which implies that the mean and variance do not change over time.