Sentence examples for reference to mechanism from inspiring English sources

Therefore, in this study, we first consider the activity of service design as an activity of designing "service mechanism" in reference to mechanism design, which is an area in economics and game theory.

Whereas detailed biophysical models are crucial to understand the biological mechanisms underlying synaptic plasticity, phenomenological models which describe the synaptic changes without reference to mechanism are generally more tractable and less computationally expensive.

Farrington et al. (1993, p. 100), by contrast, explicitly made reference to mechanisms when they stated that "electronic tagging…[was] intended to have a deterrent effect by increasing the subjective probability of detection".

Common laboratory procedures are discussed with reference to mechanisms of action of rFVIIa and the available clinical data.

Flammer 58 uses the term "vascular dysregulation" in reference to the mechanism of glaucoma, and suggested that vascular dysregulation as an initial damage in the mechanism of NTG, 59 which led to the unstable OBF in NTG.

In spite of expectations that, this time, an agreement in Paris would include some reference to a mechanism for the industry it appears to have escaped attention again.

The science that embraces knowledge of drugs with special reference to the mechanism of their action in the treatment of disease is pharmacology.

This is illustrated with reference to the mechanism of grain size sorting caused by oblique incidence of waves on a current.

Under current Conservative plans, he said, London was set to receive twice the level of public investment per head the north, an imbalance Labour would redress through a "Barnett formula for the north" – a reference to the mechanism for distributing government support for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.

The results encourage to consider this alternative way for the prediction of toxicity using QSAR subset models without direct reference to the mechanism of toxic action or the traditional chemical classification.

179 (1997 1393]] by stochastics that make no detailed reference to underlying mechanism revealed that this rate function increased monotonically over the cell cycle with rapid increase near cell division.