Sentence examples for behaviours at the interface from inspiring English sources
Given that different bile salts exhibit different behaviours at the interface (promoting either colipase/lipase anchoring to the interface or displacement of lipolytic products), it is preferable to use a mixture of bile salts, such as for instance NaTC and NaGDC (Parker, Rigby, Ridout, Gunning, & Wilde, 2014).
It was found that the differences in Zeta potential coupled with the apparent effect of surface contact area differences between α-helix and β-sheet conformations are ultimately responsible for these different peptide adsorption behaviours at the Au interface.
On the other hand, solutions at the middleware layer deal with interoperability across heterogeneous middleware technologies but do not reconcile the differences between components interfaces and behaviours at the application layer.
The friction was linked to behaviour at the interface, particularly melt water formation and real area of contact.
They found that reflection coefficient varies with frequency and the impact of this variation depends on the AVO behaviour at the interface.
Furthermore, hardness indents are performed to examine the crack initiation and the crack propagation behaviour at the interface.
It can be shown that the behaviour at the interface polymer-feed is dominated by hydrogen bond forces.
It can be stated that by adopting the mixed mode behaviour at the interface between the fibres and concrete, the onset of debonding is effectively captured by the FE analysis, which is very difficult in a laboratory test.
Mechanisms related to some type of change (or resistance to change) in staff knowledge, beliefs or behaviour at the interface between palliative and stroke care.
c Thickness gradient-corrected intensity profiles taken along [001] direction from the regions marked with green rectangles in the HAADF-STEM images, blue line for sample S1 and black line for sample S2, showing a slightly different behaviour at the interfaces.
Metal ions also affect lipase substrates; Hasan et al. [ 9] reported that these metals would form complexes with ionised fatty acids, changing their solubility and behaviour at the interfaces.
