Sentence examples for usage of in from inspiring English sources

The differences between the results of the present work and those of Fielding and McKenzie (2012) are attributed to the usage of in situ GPS elevation and gravity measurements.

By carefully considering the experimental conditions, in vitro toxicity, bio-distribution, BBB deliveries, mechanism of cellular uptake and other related studies of nanoparticles can minimise the usage of in vivo system to assess these.

Furthermore the laminate lay-up should be performed at conditions, which do not favor side reactions (such as relatively low temperature and relatively low moisture content) and the usage of in between vacuum applications of the layup will decrease the content of trapped interlaminar side reactants (e.g. trapped air).

Safety and reliability are critical factors in the usage of in-service structures.

However, the usage of in-band control channel imposes a great challenge into timely and reliable transmissions of control traffic, while out-band control is usually cost-prohibitive.

As such, many universities are maintaining the usage of in-house designed assessments which can be tailored to the specific needs of their student population, language program or institutional demands.

In the present study, we combine the usage of in-source fragmentation with product ion scan (MS2) to obtain structural information of certain novel (1Z 2E -N- aryl propanehydrazonoyl chlorides using electrospray ionization tandem mass spectrometry (ESI-MS/MS).

This study examines age differences with respect to consumers' usage of in-store information sources, and the underlying antecedents of in-store information search, in the context of a Christmas clothing gift purchase.

Moreover, not only safety applications, but also growing demand and usage of in-car entertainment and information systems comprising bandwidth demanding multimedia applications (e.g., video streaming) will lead to congested vehicular networks and spectrum scarcity for IEEE 802.11p-based vehicular applications [15].

2 In China, the direct medical cost of diabetes-related disorders was estimated at US$26.0 billion in 2007, and costs are expected to increase to $47.2 billion by 2030, 3 much of which is due to the usage of in-hospital services.

This required the usage of novel, in-house manufactured, ultrasonic helium detectors.