Sentence examples for a solution that forms from inspiring English sources
A small probe equipped with a semi-permeable hollow fibre is inserted superficially into the dermis, and perfused with a solution that forms an equilibrium with diffusible molecules in the immediate surroundings [ 14].
In their first-generation 'expansion microscopy' method5, published in 2015, samples are treated with specially designed fluorescent labels recognizing target molecules of interest, and then incubated with a polymer solution that forms a hydrogel matrix.
This study describes the development of a novel injectable co-polymer solution that forms a gel at physiological temperatures that can be photocrosslinked, and can form a nanocomposite gel in situ through mineralization.
During that time, fine crystals of the alloying materials, such as magnesium-silicon and magnesium-zinc, precipitate from the "solid solution" that forms the alloy and cluster together.
For very low stiffness values (S<0.1), a period-3 solution that formed a closed bifurcation curve consisting of a pair of saddle-nodes, was found.
Finally, we have a set of non-dominant solutions that forms the first boundary of solutions.
This WM-MOGA process returns a set of solutions that form a Pareto front on the solutions space formed by the two objective functions.
The next step includes draining as much blood and bodily fluids as possible from the person, replacing them with a solution that won't form ice crystals – essentially the same kind of antifreeze solution used in organ preservation during transplants.
In order to design and realize an efficient building refurbishment, it is necessary to carry out an exhaustive investigation of all solutions that form it.
After evaporation of the clear orange solution that formed, the resulting solid was recrystallised by redissolution in the minimum amount of MeOH, CH2Cl2 or CH3CN and leaving to stand at 298 K for 5 h.
Two liquids form a solution that is approximately regular when the molecules of the two liquids do not differ appreciably in size and there are no strong orienting forces caused by dipoles or hydrogen bonding.
