The phrase "are single component" is not correct in written English.
It should be "are single components" to be grammatically accurate.
Example: "The items in this category are single components that can be used independently."
Alternatives: "are individual parts" or "are standalone elements."
20 One of these studies involved multiple components 19 while several were single component.
Many of the optical control tools explored to date are single-component reagents containing a photoactive signaling domain.
Because PubChem3D does not compute conformer models for compound records with multiple covalent units [6, 18, 23], all of the resulting compounds in the Series B data sets are single-component compounds with computed 3-D conformer descriptions.
Spectra that are single-component, attributed to fast exchange between domains (<45 nm), for PSM-d31 mixed with POPC and chol become two-component, attributed to slow exchange between domains (r > 30 nm), for PSM-d31 mixed with PDPC and chol.
All of these examples are single-component sensors in which distance- or environment-sensitive fluorescent groups are attached to the same molecule.
The physical exercise interventions were single-component focusing purely on lower extremity strength [ 23, 27] or multi-component addressing a variety of physical parameters as endurance, flexibility, balance and strength [ 21, 24- 26, 28, 29].
The weights are also chosen so that each component is independent from the others, that is, a single component can not be described as the sum of the other components.
The foamy oil, saturated oil, and dead oil are non-volatile, and the natural gas is assumed to be a single component gas.
The voltage sag signal given by (7) is extended directly since it is a single component signal.
"There may not be a single component of broccoli or green leafy vegetables that is responsible for the health benefits," Dr. Gann said.
