Sentence examples for the reverse due from inspiring English sources

EDS line analysis of the interdiffusion zone indicated that element Fe decreased from the substrate into the coating while that of Cr and Si was in the reverse due to the dilution of the substrate.

The "standard" barcoding fragment of cytochrome oxidase I was amplified using a version of the commonly-used primer LCO [ 75], modified for use in Hymenoptera, with a shortened version of "Nancy" [ 76] as the reverse (due to an ordering error, the last 3 bases of the latter were accidentally left off, but this version worked better than the longer sequence).

Switching the incident polarization from XLP to YLP does not change the output intensity pattern, but the twisting direction of the helical wavefront will be reverse due to the diminishing phase difference between the neighboring nanobricks.

When the piston gets to the place of magnetic inductor B, it works in reverse due to the change of the magnetic switching valve.

Chantal-Aimée Doerries QC highlighted the huge sums required for training as she voiced concerns that progress on diversity and social mobility within the profession could be thrown into reverse due to the high cost of training.

Specifically, the prediction that preferences reverse due to changes in delay was tested in a longitudinal study of career-path selections made by employees in a Hong Kong real estate consultancy.

For a small absolute value, the sign can easily reverse due to errors in hypocentral locations and focal mechanisms; hence we excluded absolute ΔCFF values less than 0.1 bars, the minimum threshold commonly associated with static stress triggering (e.g., Hardebeck et al., 1998).

They got it to reverse due to the outfield so it was quite challenging.

It has been marked until recently by pulled brakes and reverse (due to the military and nothing else) moves.

In fact, theory and evidence tells me their tools more likely work in reverse, due to the interest income channels.

This asymmetry is expected to reverse due to the evolved trade-off of high "gene" replicability and high catalytic activity of the corresponding "enzyme" in expense of its replicability.