Sentence examples for this boundary has from inspiring English sources

In the past this boundary has been less fixed than many assume, and it ought to move in response to the changing nature of care needs.

An understanding of this boundary has long term implications for possible boundary shifts due to climate change, and the selection of future thicket restoration sites.

This boundary has hosted large and deadly earthquakes in the past, but the 2011 event is the largest (Mw 9.0 9.1) in the recent history of Japan, and one of the five largest earthquakes of the modern era.

However, a role of miRNAs in the formation of the MHB and in the refinement of the Wnt1 expression pattern at this boundary has not been reported so far.

Alexander Benderskii from the University of Southern California and colleagues found that the interface is only one molecule thick and that water molecules at this boundary have one of their two hydrogen atoms in the water and the other in the air.

Areas to the east of this boundary have historically enjoyed the benefits of fertile soil coupled with more favorable rainfall and reliable surface water, permitting conventional agriculture to flourish over a remarkably large percentage of the eastern Great Plains.

When this distance is big, the boundary has a small curvature locally.

Although this cure boundary has not yet proven biologically correct, prediction of treatment outcome using this threshold has been shown to match SVR rate observed during peg-IFN based therapy.

SGCs form an encapsulation of each of the neurons and this isolating boundary has been hypothesized to regulate signalling to and from neurons in the TG [16].

The idea of trespassing this rural-urban boundary has driven architecture and urbanism to shape the city layout in a certain way throughout history.

In this study, spring-like boundary has advantages of better performance and easier alignment in mirror fabrication.