Sentence examples for work has illustrated from inspiring English sources

Our work has illustrated that the plasmonic field extension generated from the gold film to GNRs and the mass increase due to the GNRs have led to drastic sensitivity enhancement.

Recent work has illustrated the potential of PPEs for future applications beyond flame-retardancy, the main application of PPEs today, and provided a coherent vision to implement this classic biopolymer in modern applications that demand biocompatibility and degradability as well as the possibility to adjust the properties to individual needs.

Previous work has illustrated several favorable properties of IL pretreatment for biomass deconstruction at the laboratory scale.

Previous work has illustrated that those with LBP respond to the demands of dynamic challenges differently than those without LBP [ 13, 15- 18].

This work has illustrated that reducing glutamine concentrations to 0 mM in a batch shake flask resulted in reduced sialylation, fucosylation and antennarity, and, increased proportions of neutral N-linked glycans attached to HCG.

While recent work has illustrated many exceptions to the central dogma, it is still a common model used to describe and study the relationship between genes and protein products.

Although earlier work had illustrated a relationship between muscle pH and skeletal muscle force and/or muscle shortening velocity [76 78], the first to show an independent effect of acidosis on fast- and slow-twitch fibres appears to be Metzger and Moss in 1987 [79].

On their Web site, there's also a map that shows how to get to the igloo encampment (what looks to be a parking lot) from the local transport link: Davos Parsennparplatz auf einer größeren Karte anzeigen For those who wish to attend, the Web site How Stuff Works has illustrated step-by-step instructions on how to build an igloo.

Only few number of works have illustrated the used quantization and fixed-point representation.

Different works have illustrated that before setting up a toll, adapted responses must be given to the following questions: what compensations can be offered to the "loser" users, especially if they are low wage earners, whether they are located outside the toll perimeter and who, most often, are captives to cars [7, 14, 19, 22, 48, 58, 65]?

In addition, although previous works have illustrated an inverse correlation between promoter methylation and gene expression level, we could not ascertain this for our data because none of the samples included in the study had a corresponding expression data available.