Sentence examples for based on native and from inspiring English sources

The dynamic relaxation characteristics of poly ether imide) and poly methyl methacrylate) nanocomposites based on native and surface-modified (i.e., hydrophobic) fumed silicas were investigated by dynamic mechanical analysis and dielectric spectroscopy.

Our ENM application takes advantage of the fact that native populations have had more time and opportunity to "explore" environmental space via dispersal and colonization, and thus are likely to be most informative regarding niche dimensions [27], although combinations of models based on native and introduced distributional areas may be optimal for prediction [28].

Though "not authentic", it is based on Native American and Chinese art.

A possible explanation is that previous studies by Klironomos (2002) and Mangan et al. (2010) on dominance-feedback relationships have been based on native species, and that these relations may differ when considering exotic species.

These experiments provide direct in vitro support for our conclusion based on native MNase and ChIP mapping that the labeling treatment could not have caused a transition from octasomes to hemisomes, hexasomes or tetrasomes.

Availability of similar crystal structures of four isoforms of lipoxygenase in soybeans allowed limiting the initial calculated side chain torsion angle (χ1 and χ2) choices to ones based on native residue angles.

An autologous, bio-artificial graft based on native extracellular matrix and patient derived cells could be produced on demand and would not require immunosuppression after transplantation.

It is the BSA's national honor society for experienced campers, based on Native American traditions, and dedicated to the ideal of cheerful service.

To overcome these problems, we implemented our own memory-efficient data structures based on native data types and optimized containers, such as sparse arrays covering genomic regions.

The construction of stone pyramids is based on native beliefs that mountains and high places are the abode of ancestral spirits or hyangs.

The images and colors are based on Native American visions of rain, lightning, water, clouds, and local animals — lizards, serpents, birds — and on the Southwestern landscape of stepped mesas.