Sentence examples for relevant constituents from inspiring English sources

Biogeochemically relevant constituents of rice soil microbial communities exhibit profound population shifts during a rice cropping cycle on irrigated fields.

2 Make room for participation by the full range of relevant constituents and scholarship: to date, the groups with greatest influence on what and how international learning is assessed are psychometricians, statisticians, and economists.

The main changes accomplished were the selection of wavelengths representative of the optically relevant constituents (ORCs) and calibration of values directly associated with the pigments and detritus plus colored dissolved organic material (CDM) absorption coefficients.

Having said all that, from the vantage point of a dean or a provost or a president, sometimes you do see opportunities that align well with university priorities, and in those cases you go out and talk with the relevant constituents and share your ideas and see if they spark interest.

The combined analysis of the solar backscatter measurements with measurements in the thermal IR by GeoFIS demonstrates that the unique combination of observations in these spectral ranges allow to measure the concentrations of the relevant constituents down to the boundary layer or the cloud top height with good accuracy.

"Things go more smoothly when you have a buy-in by all relevant constituents," she notes.

Consciousness has been envisioned as a dynamic global workspace wherein unified experience is assembled out of relevant constituent elements [1], [2].

In this regard, it may be interesting to note that arsenite is a relevant constituent of medieval European as well as traditional Chinese medicine (Miller et al., 2002).

As shown in new Figure 4D, comparable levels of actin were found, supporting the conclusion that actin is a functionally relevant constituent of the endogenous PPP1R15-containing complex.

To be sure, Po is not likely to be the major constituent in cigarette smoke's contributions to leukemogenesis, but constitutes a dose- and mechanism-relevant constituent that deserves further scrutiny.

Harmonic tidal analysis using linear least square produces the relevant tidal constituents of a specific region.