Sentence examples for based on different natural from inspiring English sources

This chapter highlights the current state and future prospects of the new generation of multifunctional bionanomaterials, based on different natural or synthetic biopolymers, together with their therapeutic applications.

Differences in the development of apoplastic barriers and tissue organization in roots between two distinct S. caprea isolates with divergent Cd uptake and accumulation capacities in leaves might reflect an adaptive predisposition based on different natural origins.

Most of the feminist scholars described "natural" or "normal" births as part of a social process which was based on different cultural ideas [ 22]; however, they ignored the analysis of natural birth from the organizational and cultural perspective.

But our hall is based on different principles".

Response analyses have been conducted for tall buildings with square plans with height variations using high-frequency force balance data, focusing on comparing the total accelerations of the various building shapes based on the shapes themselves, and not on different natural frequencies.

Graft copolymerization of mixtures of 2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate (HEMA) with n-butyl methacrylate (BMA) onto soluble gelatin was attempted using ceric ammonium nitrate as initiator, with the aim of obtaining hydrogels based on two different components: a natural polymer and a synthetic polymer.

Numerous methods have been developed to quantify the effects of in-plane loads and deformations of individual plate elements with different boundary conditions based on their natural frequencies.

The development of different techniques based on natural and polymeric scaffolds are useful for the design of different biomimetic materials.

In each experimental campaign, the built shading structure was considered fixed and different shading conditions were created based on the natural displacement of the sun.

An animal's preference for different food sources should vary based on its natural ecology, and recent studies of C. elegans indicate that it is found in human-associated environments with a variety of different bacteria (Felix and Duveau 2012).

Based on the natural variation in this flanking region several different deamidation profiles of the DQ2-γ-I epitope core are evident (Table 5 and 6).