Sentence examples for processing of the structures from inspiring English sources

The processing of the structures (extrusion vs. freeze-drying) greatly influenced release properties, explained by the specific interactions between gelatin and polyphenols, thus allowing for tuning the processing conditions depending on the desired target application.

Therefore, processing of the structures was kept at a minimum.

Given that whole almonds are mainly consumed in their natural (raw) or roasted form, both these types, designated NA (natural almond) and RA (roasted almond), respectively, were used in this study to estimate the impact of processing on the structure and behavior of the almond seed during mastication.

The effects of industrial processing on the structure and properties of these polymers are compiled, together with solutions to overcome the deleterious effects of industrial retorting processes commonly used in the food industry.

The prediction is based upon an innovative processing of the data structures used by the standard JPEG2000 in progressive coding and the addition of a Prediction Matrix, whose computation does not add any overhead at the decoder side.

Plk1 has been implicated in the direct binding and processing of the kinetochore structures that form around centromere DNA [28].

The role of Broca's area and its right homologue including the IFG in the processing of the syntactic structures has been suggested to be critical and shared in both music and language [41].

Processing of the protein structure was performed with the Protein Preparation Wizard.

An influential neuropsychological model suggests that these two levels of processing are hierarchically linked, with processing of the global structure occurring within the right hemisphere in advance of local processing within the left.

A long CO conversion could be generated by processing of the BIR structure (shown as the intermediate between steps 1 and 2 in Figure 7) to yield a recombinant chromosome and a broken centromere-associated red chromosome.

Although there has been considerable debate in regards to whether classical conditioning depends on a contingent relation between conditioned stimulus and unconditioned stimulus, perceptual learning under a task that prevented high-level processing of the contingency structure is more closely aligned with classical conditioning, in which learning is more influenced by contiguity than contingency.