Sentence examples for target demonstrated from inspiring English sources
The SiNx coatings, in particular those deposited at the lower power on the silicon target, demonstrated a dense microstructure and low surface roughness (Ra between 0.2 and 0.3 nm).
The absence of regional preferences together with the absence of sequence preferences (sequence pattern, nucleotide-usage for the TSD positions or G+C content) as a target demonstrated the randomness of the library constructed and applied in auxanography analyses.
Interventions disaggregated according to the target demonstrate different scenarios.
Whereas the younger participants fixated approximately three steps ahead, the older participants directed their fixation closer toward the imminent footfall target, demonstrating their difficulty to use the visual information regarding the target in a feedforward manner.
Subsequent linking of the two fragments to each other resulted in a compound with nanomolar affinity to the target, demonstrating the concept of FBDD in practice [ 7].
Modelling of the structures bound to the cognate 50S ribosome target demonstrates binding to the same site as linezolid is possible.
Data from TARGET demonstrate that lumiracoxib did not increase the incidence of MI, stroke, or other thrombotic CV events in patients that were treated for up to 1 year.
Other experiments using silver or aluminum targets demonstrated the presence of fine particles, leading to clogging of the transfer lines (Hoehr et al., 2012) and thus requiring frequent target maintenance.
The GEO-5 report said goals with specific, measurable targets demonstrated the most success, such as the bans on ozone depleting substances and lead in petrol.
Quantitative analysis of bacterial tumor targeting demonstrated that attenuated, invasive Shigella flexneri primarily infected TAMs after systemic administration.
Experimental validation of YES and STAT1 as miR-145 targets demonstrated a marked down-regulated on mRNA and protein level, proving the biological effect of miR-145 on the endogenous targets.
