Sentence examples for systems led us from inspiring English sources
Recent advances in development of wireless communication technologies and embedded computing systems led us into the area of the next generation wireless networks and smart devices.
The inability of DR to delay neuronal proteotoxicity in our systems led us to investigate glucose metabolism.
Growing evidence of the presence and role of ubiquitin-like modifiers in gene regulation in model eukaryotic systems led us to search for putative Ubls in P. falciparum.
What if the threats on our cyber systems lead us to have to quit using some forms of IT and store government data on paper again?
The success of the prototype system led us to use the blueprint for a second installation at Stromboli (Aeolian Islands, Italy).
The increase of nonlinear devices in power systems leads us to consider their adverse effects on the waveform distortion, and consequently, the effects and propagation of this harmonic distortion over the whole power system.
Hence, the close association between prestin and proteins involved in electron-transport systems leads us to suspect that these electron transport proteins may play an important role in OHC survival and could be dependent on prestin's function.
This property combined with a flow electrochemical system led us to achieve a sensitive sensor for copper detection, with good selectivity towards some common interferent ions.
They are driven by rising health care costs - that result in large measure from the fact that our insurance company-driven health care system led us to pay twice as much per capita for health care than any other society on earth - even though we are 37th in health care outcomes.
The observation that DBT blocked GR activation in an overexpression cell system led us to test whether the disruption of GR activation could be observed in cells expressing endogenous receptor.
The observations that Th17 differentiation can be suppressed by high levels of co-stimulation in an APC-free system led us to examine the ability of immature versus mature dendritic cells (DC) to drive Th17 development.
