Sentence examples for varying defects from inspiring English sources
We have found that comp-1 sperm are transferred at rates comparable to the wild type, so they achieve initial entry into the reproductive tract, but they then show varying defects in the ensuing steps.
A close study of different orientations of Stone Wales defects with varying defect density reveals that different structural defects also leave distinct fingerprints in the VDOS, particularly in the L and L′ modes.
We performed microarray hybridization experiments with short 16 to 40 mer target and probe lengths (in situations without competitive hybridization) in order to systematically investigate the impact of point-mutations – varying defect type and position – on the oligonucleotide duplex binding affinity.
For this purpose the endurance limits of altogether three batches of S N specimens, two conventional cast and one vacural cast, with varying internal defects have been measured.
Presumably, these varying phenotypic defects in zebrafish embryos with dysfunctional Rpl11 are regulated by multifactorial interactions of genes, regulatory networks, and signaling pathways.
It is found that the frequency of the resonance defect modes can be tuned independently by varying the defect layer thicknesses.
Constructing monolayer V-MoS3 sheet with defect fractions from 0.1%to1% 1 %, we obtained the elastic modulus varying with defect fractions and temperatures from 1 K to 600 K.
Output transmission and sensitivity of the proposed sensor is analysed by varying the defect radius and etch depth.
These studies suggest that emission lines from the samples can be strongly modified by selectively varying their defect density.
In this work, we confirm this modified Förster model for different dimensionalities by varying the defect concentration systematically in samples of the same morphology and equal Mn concentrations.
This analysis provides insight into how varying pellet defect geometries affect the distribution of the cladding stress, as well as the temperature distributions within the fuel and clad; and are used to develop stress concentration factors for comparing 2-D and 3-D models.
