Sentence examples for template might have from inspiring English sources

The current template might have given us Palava City.

The efficiency of DDR is especially important during S phase as any attempts to replicate a damaged template might have profound pathological consequences.

Oxide film of the non-HF treatment templates might have somehow been removed in electrochemical bath.

As cross-comparisons employ the same tool for segmenting the original image and reference template, systematic errors might have a positive overall effect introducing system bias.

Hospitals not using templates or structured reports might have a larger variety in their phrasing, thus making it even more difficult for referring physicians to understand the message.

As an oversimplified caricature, by making our participants' cognitive style less hypothesis driven, less influenced by existing mental templates or context, we might have increased the chance that alternative representations, often hidden from conscious awareness (for the sake of efficiency in dealing with the familiar) are considered.

This idea led to a hypothesis that conformational change of αS to form aggregates might have templated itself to spread along neuroanatomical connections, which may be similar to prion disease, at least partly.

Because it is sometimes very difficult to determine which atoms in the catalytic site should be included in the templates, even experts on enzyme structure and function might have to create the best template through trial and error.

If Henry had won, his style might have become the template for the professional game.

What is more, California might have set the template as other states ponder how to apply the more fungible outlays of the federal stimulus money.

LinkNYC is an encouraging template for the impact that LinkUK might have.