Sentence examples for support the derivation of from inspiring English sources

An aeration unit in an Aerated Submerged Biofilm Wastewater Treatment Process (ASBWTP) was picked up to support the derivation of a solid fuzzy control rule base.

Moreover, we find that Wnt proteins in combination with the cytokine LIF are sufficient to support ESC self-renewal in the absence of any undefined factors, and support the derivation of new ESC lines, including ones from non-permissive mouse strains.

Section 3 presents the new theoretical lower bounds along with theorems and proofs to support the derivation of these bounds.

Some multi-rate techniques and basic filter-bank theory are reviewed in Section 3 in order to support the derivation of flexible FBMC architectures as a function of such parameters.

Thus, it is desirable to have feeder cells which can survive for an extended period of time to support the derivation of iPS cells after irradiation.

However, the available studies were considered inadequate to support the derivation of an AF, and therefore a formal AF calculation has been omitted (HSE, 2012a).

Secondly, we should be confident that the metrics we are submitting for analysis are actually capable of supporting the derivation of the results we desire.

These studies also provide data supporting the derivation of many other EAS groups from a Han expansion (including She, Japanese, Dai, Lahu and Miao).

Finally, the protein CC1887 is also found in the α-proteobacteria as well as a variety of Eukaryotes supporting the derivation of mitochondrion from an α-proteobacterial lineage [ 9- 13].

However, results reported here provide evidence for the creation of an additional summary index of patient health status that is based on the three domains of the MOXFQ with higher order factor analysis supporting the derivation of the MOXFQ summary Index score (MOXFQ-Index).

Collectively, robust genome-based phylogeny estimation unambiguously supports the derivation of three Rickettsia groups (TG, TRG, and SFG) from the poorly understood AG rickettsiae, consistent with unique host specialization and genome characteristics that define each distinct lineage (Gillespie et al. 2008).