Sentence examples for systems we report from inspiring English sources

As a step toward bridging the gap between human and animal studies of olfactory brain systems, we report results from an fMRI study of olfaction in squirrel monkeys.

Here by extending the idea of PT symmetry to strongly correlated many-body systems, we report that a combination of spectral singularity and quantum criticality yields an exotic universality class which has no counterpart in known critical phenomena.

Different from the conventional micellization in liquid systems, we report that the block copolymer, polystyrene-b- 4-vinylpyridine) (polystyrene-b- 4-vinylpyridinein polystyrene-b- 4-vinylpyridineat high tempolystyrene-b- 4-vinylpyridinere retained in "solid state" after being cooled down to room temperature.

In order to better understand the role and influence of the structure inducer in Q[n] systems, we report herein the self-assembly of Q[6] solely in the presence of [CdCl4]2− anions and in the presence of both a linear cationic organic guest and [CdCl4]2− anions.

As a first step to achieve these goals and in order to better understand the key interactions involved in these systems, we report a structural analysis of the inhibition of human and murine APRIL by its human receptors TACI and BCMA obtained by molecular dynamics simulations.

Using these systems, we report unexpected findings regarding distinct roles of these adapter molecules on C3aR desensitization, internalization, degranulation, NF-κB activation and chemokine generation.

Using this system, we report our experience on the study of respiration and spontaneous apneas in the various states of consciousness, based on more than 500 h of recordings.

In our ongoing quest for an ideal completely miscible polyphosphazene polyester blend system, we report synthesis and characterization of a mixed-substituent biodegradable polyphosphazene poly[(glycine ethyl glycinato 1 phenyl phenoxy)1phosphazene] (PNGEG/PhPh) and its blends with a polyester.

Finally, aiming at reliability-related decision-making and predicting the evolution behavior of a system, we report the relations of the reliability characteristics during the improvement phase to those of the steady service phase.

The detection system we report here is nontoxic, works in a buffered system, is rapid and, due to the enzyme-mediated chromophore formation, highly sensitive.

The system we report on here considers a single, neutral impurity in an ultracold gas, where the effect of impurity-impurity interactions, either direct or mediated by the bath, can be neglected.