Sentence examples for with reference to mechanisms from inspiring English sources

Common laboratory procedures are discussed with reference to mechanisms of action of rFVIIa and the available clinical data.

For a discussion of the implications of the stalling/pausing phenotype of Twinkle mutants with reference to the mechanisms of mtDNA replication we refer to our previous paper (22).

It presents some of the properties of visual space with reference to perceptual mechanisms and design implications for interactive GIS.

With reference to incident mechanisms and characteristics, 91.2% were hits and the most affected site was the face (70.0%).

We proposed several reasons for IYDs viability enhancing properties with reference to established mechanisms, based on results involving other strains of probiotics and lactic acid bacteria.

In this review, we will present the specific cardiovascular complications that have thus far been described in children with OSAS, with reference to pertinent mechanisms, and potential implications.

The discussion is derived from a study of three green rating systems representing international, national and local systems with reference to intentions, mechanisms and benchmarks to facilitate objective assessments.

With reference to control mechanisms for your testing, I am convinced that you are going to be successful but you will have to prove it.

This is illustrated with reference to the mechanism of grain size sorting caused by oblique incidence of waves on a current.

The effects of the solvent on the stereoregularity and alternating tendency of these copolymers, as well as on the extent of comonomer electron donor-acceptor (EDA) complex formation in each system, have been discussed with reference to the mechanism of alternating copolymerization.

The origin of the rate-sensitive behaviour of plasticity over strain rate regimes from 10−5 to 105 s−1 has been assessed with reference to three key mechanisms: dislocation nucleation, time of flight (dislocation mobility) and thermally activated escape of pinned dislocations.