Sentence examples for binders with a high from inspiring English sources
However, asphalt binders with a high WCOR content indicates a low rheological property, leading to a limited WCOR mixed content (usually no more than 10 wt% of asphalt binder).
For this project, immune antibody gene libraries were used instead of naive libraries because this strategy is supposed to yield binders with a higher affinity [8], [66], [60].
The main mechanisms of the matrix deterioration of GPMs in both acids was dealumination of the hardened binder, with a higher degree of changes detected for sulfuric acid.
Results show that the use of a binder modified with a high content of crumb rubber reduces the noise emitted by the tyre/pavement interaction.
These binders have been reported to attain hydraulic hardening without depending on hydration with water of binders containing a high content of basic calcium minerals like tricalcium silicate (C3S), dicalcium silicate (C2S), tricalcium aluminate (C3A), and tetracalcium aluminoferrite (C4AF).
Next, we extract the 1% strongest binders, i.e., those with a high affinity for the MHC.
Consequently, a number of putative domain binders with both high affinity and specificity were identified, from which the Src SH3 domain was selected as a case study and tested for its binding activity towards the sacum peptides.
Observation of the failure surfaces from the poker-chip test also revealed that binders with higher polar fractions that had higher stiffness and tensile strength also had higher number and smaller size cavities that resulted in crack nucleation and failure.
Using this technology with advances in polymeric materials, in the future there is the potential to develop and design binders with the highest selectivity to the PSP toxin family as a whole.
Mixtures containing slag and fly ash activated with sodium hydroxide are low-cost binders with high early strength development.
Latest developments undertaken for improving outdoor durability of industrial paints resulted in the engineering of fluoropolymers (FPs), which are macromolecular binders with high fluorine content [20].
