Sentence examples for upon the mode of from inspiring English sources

The capacity of the stationary phase depends upon the mode of chromatography and the method of operation.

Longer intraoperative periods must be considered in deciding upon the mode of anesthesia for patients with BMI ≥ 40 kg/m(2) who undergo elective cesarean delivery.

The interpretation of the T-dependencies below 65 °C using the Arrhenius equation gave activation energies of the conductivity between 0.14 and 0.27 eV for both polymers, depending upon the mode of preparation.

Although the stress specific responsiveness from the strains could not be compared with D. magna's LD50 values, these responses offer additional information, such as upon the mode of toxic action in the sample, in addition to the cellular toxicity results as indicated by the EC50.

He postulated that "cells identical with those of the cancer itself being seen in the blood may tend to throw some light upon the mode of origin of multiple tumors existing in the same person".

Although the model can reasonably estimate the curve and AR(1) parameters, the accuracy and precision of estimation depend heavily upon the mode of variation (Table 1).

Upon reoxygenation, the mode of hepatocellular injury is highly variable ranging from necrotic to apoptotic cell death (again similar to the situation in the reperfused liver [ 34, 35]).

The particular competencies expected might depend upon the modes of inquiry that a student anticipates using in her/his dissertation research.

The classification of speech can be done into five categories depending upon the modes of speech production i.e. difference in vocal efforts[3].

Upon investigation of the mode of gallium binding, we found that an equimolar mixture of 69,71 Ga3+ and either 68 Ga-TRAP MDP 3 Ga-TRAP MDP 3(PDP)3 dors not yield any signal in 71 Ga NMR spectra, not even after heating to 95°C for hours.

We therefore suspected that the binding of Hsp90 with SENP3 upon oxidative stress changed the mode of CHIP SENP3 binding which was otherwise maintained under non-stress conditions.