Sentence examples for treated as components from inspiring English sources

The second innovation was that the mansions, by being linked, were treated as components of a general city street.

Individual countries are treated as components of the whole, and national age-class structures have been formulated independently and then aggregated to regional and global level.

Because K+ and NH4+ were treated as components of a mixture, the range for each component is expressed as a proportion; all component proportions in each mixture sum to one.

The following variance components model was used to characterize the sources of variability: ROR Score = site + operator + lot + run + within-run where all components were treated as random components, and the RNA assay component of variation was defined as the sum of all these components.

Once the IMFs are generated, a significance test can be applied to identify the trend components (i.e., which IMFs should be treated as trend components) from those non-trend components.

In Rounds 2 and 3, there were no optional components and these two domains were treated as core components.

Elastin and collagen fibers are treated as separate components (mechanisms) of the artery.

We consider a set of M images, whose pixel intensities at a common point can be treated as the components of a M-dimensional vector.

These include how financial systems can be treated as key components of the socio-technical energy system in transition; and conversely, how the case of energy adds to the theories of social studies of markets and economics by highlighting manifold interdependencies between economics, engineering problems, existing infrastructures, and political contentions when market-based energy is at stake.

Blood pressure was treated as 2 components, systolic and diastolic, for analytic purposes.

Because symbiotic rhizobia reproduce clonally and are ultimately released from legume nodules into the soil, nodule number and mass or projected area have been treated as multiplicative components of rhizobial fitness [ 67, 129, 132- 134].