Sentence examples for responsible for transitions from inspiring English sources

The spectra of Zr SBA-15 sample exhibited a band at 210 nm which could be responsible for transitions of eight coordinate tetravalent Zr SBA-15r4+) [34].

The parameter λ is responsible for transitions from the consensus state to the non-consensus ones.

Many players "thought they could just walk off the field and just become a natural," said Troy Vincent, vice president of N.F.L. Player Engagement, the division responsible for transition services, and a former defensive back.

The precipitated δ phase at grain boundary should be responsible for transition of alloy from plastic fracture to brittle fracture.

Although it may not be the obvious hero, usually more Vampire Squid than White Knight, Goldman Sachs and its cohorts could be responsible for transitioning the renewables sector from a fragmented and esoteric industry to one of mainstream dominance.

To examine the cellular mechanisms responsible for transition from a short-term to a long-term behavioral modification, a rapid training procedure was developed for producing long-term habituation of the defensive withdrawal of gill and siphon in Aplysia.

We identified a hinge region, referred to as the subunit rotation motif (SRM), is responsible for transition between different RadA polymers.

Our results represent an advance toward better understanding of systems-level changes in pathway activation responsible for transition of normal tissues to the AMD phenotype.

Specifically, respondents from adult services indicated that they would like Primary Care to be responsible for transition cases that only require routine monitoring and for a specialist adult ADHD clinic to see 'new' adult cases that require diagnostic assessment.

Similarly, our unit has no formal protocol for weaning from mechanical ventilation: the bedside nurse is responsible for transitioning the patient from mandatory to spontaneous ventilation as soon as possible, with frequent (< every four hours) assessment.

In the G1 (resting) phase of the cell cycle, cyclin D1 along with its cyclin dependent kinase (CDK) partner, is responsible for transition to the S (DNA synthesis) phase (Sherr, 1996).