Sentence examples for simplified to that from inspiring English sources
In the case presented here, the vibrating structure is simplified to that of a block resting on a moving conveyor belt, restrained by a simple spring and dashpot to a rigid wall.
Given that the CDR-H3 is the most hypervariable region in immunoglobulins and is overwhelmingly responsible for antigen specificity, as well as being the primary determinant of clonality, this problem can be largely simplified to that of the quantitation and sequence determination of CDR-H3 peptides.
(iii) When (theta rightarrow 0), (a=0), (b=0) and (r=0), then the proposed model is simplified to that in Teng and Goyal (2007).
As an alternative to the now common recourse to numerical methods, the following shows how the analysis of the boundary layers can be simplified to that of the bending of a tensioned straight rod.
For low Strouhal numbers a quasi-stationary theory can be used, while for high Strouhal numbers the problem can be simplified to that of vortex shedding at a semi-infinite plate.
As this CoIII is diamagnetic the interpretation of the magnetic data is simplified to that of the central LnIII dimer.
The non-linear partial differential equation of motion is then non-dimensionalized and simplified to show that the rotation (inertia) term is negligible.
This study is a simplified approach to that of the mixtures (80% ordinary Portland cement + 20% DSP), in which the main reaction is the fixing of the lime coming from the cement hydration in the presence of the dune sand powder (pozzolanic reaction), to form calcium silicate hydrate C S H semi-crystallized of second generation.
To link text in simplified sentences to that in the original sentence, we introduce the 'equ' (equivalence) relation.
Consequently, the proof of our result is different from and comparatively simplified with respect to that of [19].
In hypoxic cultures, PDGFRα-positive cells were observed to have processes and simplified arborization, similar to that observed in the brains of hypoxic mice [33].
