Sentence examples for set of transport from inspiring English sources

Physiological information on A. baylyi was especially helpful to build the set of transport processes, as substrate specificities of transporters are difficult to deduce from genome annotation only.

The activity and resistance of these trypanocides depend on a set of transport proteins that mediate their uptake into the trypanosomes: the aminopurine transporter P2/TbAT1 (10), the high-affinity pentamidine transporter 1 (HAPT1), encoded by aquaglyceroporin 2 (12, 12), and the low-affinity pentamidine transporter (LAPT1 1313).

The resulting set of transport, structural, kinetic and auxiliary equations was solved via numerical methods.

An engineering approach to obtain a complete set of transport and thermodynamic properties for a binary salt dissolved in a polymer electrolyte solvent is described.

Chromate and sulphate breakthrough curves were measured in a set of transport experiments, along with corresponding changes in the pH of the effluent.

We have derived a set of transport equations for heat and mass transfer across a liquid vapour interface in distillation columns.

Let (mathcal{S}) denote a subset of the θ clinics and let S denote the number of clinics in this subset, then given a set of clinics (mathfrak{C}={ k_{1}, k_{2},ldots, k_{theta } } ) that form the newly created cluster, a set of transports has to visit the θ clinics, starting and finishing in the pivot node (shovel node), with as objective to minimize the total travel time.

Flame simulations with two sets of transport data were compared.

Second, we suggest that rules specifying the same source destination IP prefix pair can be grouped together forming shared sets of transport level fields.

First, new sets of transport coefficients and reaction rates are obtained from particle swarm simulations in air, nitrogen, oxygen and argon.

Two sets of transport simulations were conducted: one in which a perfect positive correlation was assumed between ln(K) and ln k), and one in which a perfect negative correlation was assumed.