Sentence examples for transformations and for from inspiring English sources

Every experiment was done in triplicate (independent transformations) and for each condition, a total number of at least 60 transformed cells were imaged.

Both films take sharp looks at upwardly aspiring working-class French people at a moment of social and technological transformation; both are profoundly dubious of the actual benefits of these transformations; and for both filmmakers, the very cinematocracy to which their films belongs is at issue.

Formal methodologies and techniques of knowledge representation are fundamental tools for the governance of land transformations and for sharing information among involved subjects.

In this work, he satisfied his ambition "to derive the decisive results for the most important of these groups by direct algebraic construction, in particular for the full group of all non-singular linear transformations and for the orthogonal group".

In this work he realized his ambition "to derive the decisive results for the most important of these groups by direct algebraic construction, in particular for the full group of all non-singular linear transformations and for the orthogonal group".

Hence to analyze data, the statistician may have to use several transformations, and for each the statistician applies a test for " β=0" (where β is the coefficient representing the effect of the risk factor of interest).

The inflammatory process and the accompanying immunological responses provide a microenvironment essential for malignant transformation and for the subsequent expansion of the transformed clone.

Computer simulations are performed for a dilatationless cubic→tetragonal martensitic transformation and for the transformation with parameters corresponding to a martensitic transformation Fe 31%Ni alloy.

To this number, we have to add the other resources needed for the coefficient transformation and for the control of the reading/writing of the buffers.

Sometimes it is thought that the mere fact that two mathematical structures are intertransformable is all that is needed for the transformation to be a gauge transformation and for the differences between the two structures to correspond to nothing physical.

In a letter to the prime minister, 51 leaders of hospitals, and mental health and community care trusts say the "hard reality" is the NHS will need at least £8bn "plus funding for transformation and for social care".