Sentence examples for basic conditions in the from inspiring English sources
More than 1,300 people are living in very basic conditions in the stadium; there are no schools for the children, and only very poor washing facilities and basic food supplies.
Strongly photochromic transparent coatings were successfully prepared by the reaction of tungstic acid under basic conditions in the presence of ethanediol.
Ethephon is a chemical that diffuses into the underlying plant tissues following application then generates the potent plant hormone ethylene in slightly acid or basic conditions in the cytoplasm (Lieberman [1979]) where the effect of ethephon on endogenous ethylene biosynthesis is transient.
FITC-conjugated peptides (FITC-RGD2, FITC-3P-RGD2, FITC-3P-RGK2, and FITC-Galacto-RGD2) were prepared by reacting FITC with the corresponding cyclic peptides under basic conditions in the presence of excess DIEA.
The catechol side chain of DOPA is readily oxidized in the presence of enzymatic (e.g., tyrosinase) and chemical (e.g., periodate) oxidants or under basic conditions in the presence of oxygen to form highly reactive quinone, which is capable of undergoing the polymerization necessary for the curing of the adhesive.
One should, however, consider that the basic conditions in these countries have been particularly favorable for the development of registries.
ISO induced less increase in LTCC open probability during NAAN or SNAP treatments than under basic condition in the CON group, 5(f), and 5(g)).
The two basic conditions (in which the roles of targets and distractors were reversed) were tested in separate blocks.
In order to investigate whether the spatial origin of a transition from suppression to dominance was influenced by these parameters, we investigated two basic conditions in each of the experiments.
Stability studies show that the mimetics are essentially stable under neutral and basic conditions in a manner similar to the heparins, but are considerably unstable under acidic conditions in contrast to heparins.
