Sentence examples for traces of structural from inspiring English sources

Under heating in air, they withstand temperatures in excess of 900°C without any traces of structural degradation or chemical modification [7].

The outer sequence of positive nuclei may, instead, be associated to traces of structural elements connected to the castle, likely the base of the former embankment of the ancient ditch.

In contrast, no trace of structural change is found on irradiated olivine crystal samples.

We refer to the solid and trabecular components as structurally less differentiated, but would emphasise that these are part of a papillary carcinoma spectrum and are completely different from the undifferentiated (anaplastic) carcinomas of the thyroid, which lack any trace of structural or functional thyroid differentiation.

One would have expected that E1-deleted Ad vectors only produce trace amounts of structural Ad proteins, as the transcription of late genes is under the control of a gene product of the deleted E1 domain.

Structural health monitoring in bridge engineering is the tracing of the structural conditions of the bridge based on four major categories of physical quantities, namely: environmental loads and status, operation loads, bridge features and bridge responses by reliable on-structure instrumentation system and effective evaluation tools.

The TDS technique was used to determine the deuterium concentration in the phase states, and also to trace the process of structural transformations in the steel (see Figures 2 and 3).

We investigate the utility of these expanded N-terminal data, both separately and in combination with corresponding C-termini for resolving spidroin phylogeny and to trace the evolution of structural motifs that contribute to the extraordinary mechanical performance of spider silks.

Diplomats have said that the atomic agency also found at the site traces of graphite, a structural element used in North Korean reactors.

The possible role of PS in the improvement of cognitive parameters is embedded in the understanding that neurological changes, in many cases, can be traced to structural and functional changes of neurological membranes.

The major effects on social structure, which are often difficult to trace to specific elements of structural adjustment programs (say, to import liberalization as opposed to cuts in state employment) have to do with poverty, income inequality and changing gender relations: for example, the disproportionate impact both on women's incomes and on their household activities (see e.g. [ 70, 110]).