Sentence examples for systems and types from inspiring English sources

Then a review of possible applications are presented, which include direct-coupled PV systems, stand-alone applications, grid-connected systems, hybrid-connected systems, and types of applications with a separate section on building-integrated PV systems.

Mushroom World is a very large and extremely diverse planet in terms of its inhabitants, ecosystems, political systems and types of governance.

Furthermore, the difference in the extent of population structure and relatedness between rapeseed, potato, sugar beet, and maize may partly be due to the different reproduction systems and types of varieties bred in a particular crop.

Although not all countries were represented (like France) and others were overrepresented (like the Netherlands), the experts covered 12 countries from three continents, covering different health care systems and types of organisation of palliative care.

We have confined our analysis to patients aged 15 24 in recognition that this age group is particularly vulnerable to falling in a gap between paediatric and adult health services, but acknowledge that selection of this age range may be more meaningful for some health systems and types of cancer than others.

It is critical to develop such approaches because in vitro and other model systems and types of data will play an increasingly important role in the regulatory sphere as advances in technology allow for the rapid production of large quantities of data, such as those used in high-throughput screening (NRC 2007; U.S. Food and Drug Administration 2011).

It plugs into the motor cortex and users imagine moving a limb in the direction they want to move the cursor; with minimal training, some were outperforming extant systems and typing dozens of characters per minute without assistance.

In addition, iron acquisition systems and type IV pili are probably also necessary for pathogenesis, but while possession of each of these factors is necessary for invasive disease it is not sufficient.

The conservation of core genes between flagellar systems and Type III secretion systems has led some authors to recognise the flagellar export mechanism as a type of secretion system [ 92].

Genes encoding type I, II, III, IV, V secretion systems and type IV pili were highly conserved in all five genomes, whereas type VI secretion systems were only found in L. enzymogenes and L. gummosus.

The genetic organization and composition is highly similar to T2S systems and type IV pilus assembly systems in Gram-negative bacteria, suggesting that S. pneumoniae employs structural and functional homologs of both systems for DNA uptake 37.