Sentence examples for relation of the dynamic from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, based on the high-throughput RNA sequencing, we explored the relation of the dynamic gene expression network to radioresisitance in different glioma cells, such as U87 at the dose of 10 Gy (which has worse radiosensitivity than U251 cell line).

Based on the resulting parameter-set, the network diagram is extracted and one tries to establish causal-relation of the dynamic mechanism that governs the pattern formation, using further analysis.

Designs of flexible pipe utilized in offshore dynamic riser applications need to be subjected to strength assessment over the entire length in relation to the dynamic motion of the connected floater.

Furthermore, the physical nature enables the model to be used in design optimizations to derive new motors with different properties and for a dynamic analysis to investigate the maximum allowable driving frequency in relation to the dynamic effects of the motor.

The recovery rate of these materials is determined from various aspects like the efficiency of the different unit operations and processes within the interconnected resource cycle system, the characteristics of the materials in relation to the dynamic and statistically distributed design, as well as the optimal interconnection between the different processes in the recycling system.

The cartography of the surface potential is put in relation with the dynamic characteristics of the frictional motion.

Epidemic models are singular systems so that there exists an algebraic relation between the dynamic variables of the system.

Finally, a scale model with three-storey reinforced concrete frame-share wall structure is made and tested on a shaking table to investigate the relation between the dynamic properties of structures and energy accumulation and its change rates during the earthquake.

The high correlation coefficient value of more than 0.9636 indicates that the loss in mass has a strong relation to the ratio of the dynamic modulus of elasticity before and after F T cycles.

The effect of the parameters on the frequency curves is demonstrated, and it is shown that there is a strict relation between the dispersion of the dynamic modulus, the loss peak and the slope of the frequency curves.

Interview data were examined to identify patterns and themes in mediators' and test-takers' responses in relation to their perceptions of the dynamic test, its qualities, and feasibility of its use in a classroom-based assessment context.