Sentence examples for assessment of electron from inspiring English sources

This allows for computationally inexpensive assessment of electron hopping rates.

For a more quantitative assessment of electron transfer rates, all current values were normalized to total electrode-attached protein (µA/µg protein), to correct for differences in cell attachment between mutants.

However, an advantage of the Seahorse Instrument is that it gives an overall functional assessment of the entire electron transport chain in which the functionality of whole chain is assessed, while the significance of small reductions in enzymatic activity of the different complexes in terms of their role in reducing OCR may be difficult to assess.

For the elemental analysis of the deterioration products and assessment of laser tests, Scanning Electron Microscope (Carl Zeiss Ultra Plus Field Emission) connected with an energy dispersive X-ray spectroscopy (EDS) detector (Oxford Instruments X-Max) was employed.

To overcome this, an assessment of quality of the electron density reconstructions was applied as suggested by Materassi and Mitchell (2005a) and used to eliminate from the analysis the days or period of time with large percentage error in mean NmF2 density.

(C ) Assessment of mitochondrial density by electron microscopy of 9 cm biopsies in two study participants.

(D ) Assessment of mitochondrial sizes by electron microscopy in the same biopsies.

Furthermore, assessment of the dystrophies using electron microscopy also confirmed their axonal structure.

The release of PG, MMP-3, and NO was evaluated, and morphological assessment of chondrocytes, using transmission electron microscopy (TEM), was carried out.

UK participants had an existing diagnosis from one of the English diagnostic centres [ 1, 24] based on clinical phenotype plus high-speed video analysis of ciliary function and/or assessment of ciliary ultrastructure by electron microscopy.

Objective: The aim of this study was to confirm our previous findings of an increase in the incidence of placental apoptosis with increasing gestational age by means of transmission electron microscopic assessment of first-trimester placental tissue.