Sentence examples for aggregation characteristics from inspiring English sources

These aggregation characteristics of T701 have important implications for the design of drug delivery systems, which incorporate poloxamines.

This study also describes a conceptual and structural framework of object-oriented inheritance and aggregation characteristics under the STORE DHM.

As a result, star-shaped block copolymers with dual pH- and thermo-sensitivity were obtained with different aggregation characteristics corresponding to the pKa of the functionalized blocks.

In a transparent Pyrex glass pipe with hydrophilic inner wall, flow and aggregation characteristics of PNIPAM spheres during the phase transition from low temperature which was lower than the lower critical solution temperature (LCST) to high temperature (T>LCST) was studied for the first time.

There are hierarchical structure between contexts and aggregation characteristics within the context in real scenarios.

For example, they may alter the surface charge, aggregation characteristics, and/or hydrodynamic diameter of NPs.

The results showed that intermolecular aggregation characteristic of N-acetylated chitosans with low DD may help in forming bridge to interact with bacterial cell.

It has excellent aggregation characteristic to the LFM signals but does not have cross-item interference.

In order to retain biomedical potential of nanomaterials, it is vital to control their aggregation characteristic and develop specific chemistry or surface corona on nanomaterials exterior, which can be achieved by their surface coatings or functionalization.

18 These observations have led to the notion that GCase deficiency might contribute to the α-synuclein aggregation characteristic of PD pathology.

Moreover, a pro-inflammatory effect of HSFA consumption is suggested by the up-regulation of the vasodilatador-stimulated protein (VASP) and the down-regulation of ARPC2 and actin, both involved in the control of migration and cellular aggregation characteristic of inflammatory processes [ 29– 31].