Sentence examples for properties by which from inspiring English sources
Intestinal permeability and log P of a compound are two vital biopharmaceutical properties by which, any "hit" molecule proceeds towards NCE (new chemical entity) and govern formulation design of bioactive molecules.
These results suggest that plants regulate the growth rate of shoots reversibly in response to hypergravity stimuli by changing the cell wall properties, by which they adapt themselves to different gravity conditions.
The benefit of this manufacturing process is enormous and includes the ability to reduce production to market time, the ability to reduce product weight, and the ability to improve product properties by which industries such as the aerospace, automobile, and biomedical industries benefit from this technology.
Under the assumption that each machine line is dedicated to produce one product family, the model can be decomposed as a relatively small subproblem, and each subproblem has good properties by which the subproblems can be further simplified and decomposed over multiple planning periods.
The real-time tracking of local strain evolution process during the tensile deformation provides a new perspective in understanding the relationship between the microstructure and mechanical properties, by which we found the strength-ductility synergy originates from the constrained crack propagation behavior and strain non-localization imparted by multilayered structure.
And, of course, it is nuclear and not extra-nuclear properties by which objects are individuated.
The pair later returned to the property, by which time Fyfe had arrived back from work.
It is a property by which minerals may be described relative to a standard scale of 10 minerals known as the Mohs scale of hardness.
He did not attack property in the generally accepted sense but only the kind of property by which one man exploits the labour of another.
An isotopic tracer must behave as does the material being studied, but, in addition, it must have some distinguishing property by which it can be detected in the presence of the other material.
The main issue is defining the property by which homogeneity is imposed.
