Sentence examples for systematically produced in a from inspiring English sources

SEM-FEG and Raman spectroscopy experiments confirmed respectively that i) the initial steps of the photo-assisted electrodeposition of polypyrrole films occur first at the mouth of the titanium dioxide nanotubes, before leading to the well-known cauliflower-like morphology for PPy and ii) PPy is systematically produced in a doped state.

Those PSRFs were electrochemically produced in a program-controlled current etching by systematically tuning the periods of the sine currents.

If a theory is complete, it is decidable (proof sketch: given a sentence A, systematically generate the theorems of the theory; by completeness, eventually either A or ¬A will be produced in a finite time).

Seeds are produced in a capsule fruit.

For the identification of those genes among the 73 candidates (vide supra) that were crucial for mating, we systematically produced gene knock-outs in a tku70 deleted derivative of T. reesei strain RL1/A8-02 RL1/A8-02d whether the resulting deletion strands are stestedapable of mating and fruiting body formation whether6a (MAthe 2).

While there are various forms of ignorance to be investigated (Townley 2011), one that has occupied a good deal of feminist attention is "invested ignorance" (Townley 2011) in which the ignorance is "systematically produced and sustained to misrepresent reality in ways that not coincidentally sustain patterns of… privilege" (Townley 2011, x).

The genome sequence of wheat is not yet available so analyzing the systematically produced sequences of cDNA libraries is a powerful way to identify many transcripts that can then be studied in terms of their gene expression and functional genomics.

By contrast, greater genetic diversity (H) within populations in SEA is systematically produced under the Southern-origin model, which is incompatible with the observed data.

A final melting curve was systematically produced to control for amplification specificity.

And further explanatory hypotheses can be generated according to the same basic formula: there must be some sort of a representation or model of a material world together with some sort of mechanism (which need not be mechanical in the ordinary sense) that systematically produces experience in perceivers, allowing for their subjectively intended movements.

The family of local optima under the polynomial neighborhoods is used as a population in order to systematically produce better local optima.