Sentence examples for responsible for demonstration from inspiring English sources

For claiming an activity against poliovirus not the modified amount of ethanol and glycerol is responsible for demonstration a RF of 4 log10 steps but exclusively the increase of test concentration in the test mixture.

On Wednesday, students joined a peaceful women's march led by Lilian Tintori, the wife of jailed opposition leader Leopoldo López, who was taken into custody by Venezuelan authorities Feb. 18. López is being held at a military prison and faces charges of arson and conspiracy, as the Maduro government tries to hold him responsible for demonstrations Feb. 12 that ended in violence.

NIFS is responsible for the demonstration of the fuel layering process.

In the literature, there are basically two possible mechanisms acting in the system for the transport of oxygen vacancies, which are responsible for the demonstration of memristive characteristics: (a) the filamentary conducting path [7 9] and (b) the interface-type conducting path [7].

Led by Bertrand Russell, the organization was responsible for major demonstrations, and Russell encouraged the creation of a unifying symbol.

He's also accused "outsiders" of being responsible for the demonstrations, saying they're trying to "do to us what they did to [Gov.] Scott Walker (R) in Wisconsin".

Activists from the MDP also complain of police harassment and say senior officers responsible for abuses during demonstrations in February are being protected.

University spokesman Dan Mogulof told The Huffington Post that police had learned that groups responsible for earlier violent demonstrations planned to target Coulter's speech.

Our results show that the hydrophobic cluster that forms in p63 "slows" down folding but yet eventually does lead to a conformation that is suitable for sequestration by MDM2; this may partly be responsible for the experimental demonstrations of weak interaction between p63 and MDM2 (relative to the interactions between MDM2 and p53/p73).

United for Peace and Justice was responsible for a major antiwar demonstration in February 2003 in which demonstrators complained that the police used charging horses, unprovoked arrests and a maze of barricades to control the crowd, preventing some people from leaving and blocking tens of thousands from reaching the demonstration site.

In September 1984, he was appointed head of the Aerospace division, responsible for the development and demonstration of advanced surveillance and remote-sensing technology and systems.