Sentence examples for resembling the process from inspiring English sources

The model shows that the interaction between SNc and STN involves a positive-feedback due to which, an initial loss of SNc cells that crosses a threshold causes a runaway-effect, leading to an inexorable loss of SNc cells, strongly resembling the process of neurodegeneration.

The second way, somewhat resembling the process described by Goldfarb et al. [36] for the case of the gas-source MBE (and thick hydrogenated WL), is illustrated by Figure 2. At small values of h Ge, regions containing excess of Ge atoms were observed on the surface.

The gathering and analysis of actual data gave an immediacy and relevance to its content, more closely resembling the process of science.

The normal articular chondrocytes thus enter hypertrophic differentiation, resembling the process of endochondral bone formation [ 11, 12], which can cause the upper cartilage to become calcified and a relatively thin repair tissue to be formed [ 1, 9].

From "like," all you could see was other Americans engaged in a process resembling the processes of intimacy.

It would resemble the process used since the Depression to take over failing commercial banks.

It is characterized as "hopping" between electronically coherent domains and resembles the process in conducting polymers.

He said the way the legislation was developed resembled the process used by the study commission, which held hearings around the country.

"They actually tried to cut a film that resembled the process of the movement itself," said John Cooper, director of the Sundance Film Festival.

That is to say, it resembles the process whereby laboratory animals, confronted with a novel problem situation, try out one response after another until they sooner or later hit upon a response that leads to success.

Early in the 20th century, the French physician Édouard Claparède and the American philosopher John Dewey both suggested that directed thinking proceeds by "implicit trial-and-error". That is to say, it resembles the process whereby laboratory animals, confronted with a novel problem situation, try out one response after another until they sooner or later hit upon a response that leads to success.