Sentence examples for role of the pre from inspiring English sources
The correlation RSF occurrence percentages with rapidly increasing post-sunset monthly mean h′F values substantiated the role of the PRE enhancement on RSF onsets.
Taylor (1994) also emphasizes the role of the pre 1913 extremely high rates of capital accumulation, explaining how subsequent protectionist policies resulted in a high relative price of imported capital goods, and that this contributed to retarding capital accumulation (for evidence on the role of machinery investment in growth, see De Long and Summers 1991).
We systematically explore the role of the pre-existing texture of such natural fractures on the form of the resulting stimulated reservoir volume (SRV).
The role of the pre-dreadnoughts was to support the brand-new dreadnought engaging the Turkish shore defences.
This result indicates a central role of the pre-SMA within a distributed frontal-prefrontal network for voluntary action.
To our knowledge, this is the first report of an integrated genomics approach to dissect the role of the pre-exposure transcriptional state in t-AML susceptibility.
The role of the pre-IQ motif in channel interactions was examined by exchanging a 33-amino-acid segment, as illustrated in Figure 4 figure supplement 4A.
The guide aims at providing a theoretical framework for the activities to be undertaken and for the role of the pre-school teacher in relation to children's learning needs.
Third, the role of the pre-SMA would be expressed as part of a broader cortical network, which may include reciprocal functional interactions with prefrontal, insula, parietal or premotor cortex.
In the present study, we have investigated the physiological role of the pre-sensor 1 beta -hairpin (PS1-hp) beta-fingers of Saccharomyces cerevisiae Mcm4p and Mcm5p in DNA replication initiation and elongation in vivo.
To investigate the role of the pre-IQ motif in channel interactions, we exchanged a 33-amino-acid segment of the pre-IQ domain for 33 non-identical amino acids.
