Sentence examples for produces interactions from inspiring English sources

We will then highlight three recent research studies in my group: (i) using the flow of a single bubble in a suspension-filled tube to act as a filter by particle size, and to do so in a speed-dependent manner, (ii) the motion of a particle adjacent to a flexible membrane, which produces interactions capable of separating particles by size, and (iii) patterns naturally formed in a café latte.

Search produces analysis after the fact, while track produces interactions that change the events themselves.

However, these kinds of methods do not consider the function diversification when a protein produces interactions with other ones.

It yielded the first all-sky map of high-energy cosmic gamma rays showing a concentration of gamma rays from directions in the Milky Way where gamma-ray producing interactions of charged cosmic rays with interstellar matter are most abundant.

When breaking news occurs, Twitter users quickly react by generating content and producing interactions.

In the Z direction, a reflective boundary was assumed in order to produce interactions with the fracture surface, and in the Y direction, there was a cyclic boundary condition.

DE students overwhelmingly believed technologically-mediated lectures and tutorials, including those involving online discussions, did not produce interactions that enabled debate, clarification, and learning experiences on par with internal education, despite the equal cost of their degree.

Such deviations produce interactions between Type II d′ and shifts in criterion (Evans & Azzopardi, 2007).

In contrast to the combination of BaP plus dexamethasone, cotreatment of BaP plus chlorpyrifos produced interactions primarily involving cell growth parameters rather than cell numbers.

Additionally, a high-throughput two-hybrid screen in Dictyostelium using N-APC as bait did not produce interactions with any members of the simple β-catenin signalling pathway native to Dictyostelium (Harwood, 2008) (data not shown).

This produced interaction scores tightly distributed around zero (mean = −0.01, std. dev. = 0.4) and defined 95% confidence intervals for deviation from additivity.