Sentence examples for available nuclei from inspiring English sources

When the monomer concentration continues to decrease (μN > μM), no nucleation can occur and the additional monomer will attach to the available nuclei to continue the particle growth.

This implies that an amine based carbon capture (CC) installation treating this flue gas can suffer from amine mist formation due to the high amount of available nuclei (i.e., H2SO4 aerosols) resulting in high amine emissions.

Subsequent growth of PANI on such preformed rough polymer shells and nanofibers may lead to the formation of dendrites around the CNFs (as shown in Figure 7) since the heterogeneous growth of available nuclei is energetically more favorable than the formation of new nuclei [29].

The preferred selection of recrystallised grains having the ∼40° 〈111〉 orientation relationship is suggested to be due to the easy formation of such sites in the deformed matrix and also to their preferential growth potential compromise between the frequency of available nuclei and their respective growth velocities.

Nuclei were isolated from GFP+-sorted cells using a commercially available nuclei isolation kit (Sigma), according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Accordingly, in larger-grained materials which have more C available per nuclei due to the smaller number of nuclei, the carbide growth is faster.

Where viable tumor tissue was available, interphase nuclei and chromosome preparations were generated for FISH analysis.

Multiple centrosomes can bind to the same nucleus; therefore syncytial cells must have a robust process to ensure that only one centrosome is available per nucleus.

3n: Oculomotor neurons, 4n: Trochlear neurons, 12n: Hypoglossal neurons, NA: Not available, NAm: Nucleus ambiguus neurons, SMN: Spinal motor neurons (see text for other abbreviations).

This summer pole depletion of MSPs results in far fewer particles with radii greater than 2 nm being available as ice nuclei for PMCs, which led to the suggestion that charged subnanometer particles could be the effective nuclei.

In the case of a nuclear reactor, the number of fissionable nuclei available in each generation is carefully controlled to prevent a "runaway" chain reaction.