Sentence examples for by changing the ion from inspiring English sources

Once the current travelling along a pollen tube changes i.e. by changing the ion gradients, the membrane voltage at both the tip and shank adjust accordingly in accordance with equations (e13) and (e14) in Materials and Methods.

The reason for reduction of drug loading efficiency by changing the ion type from Zn+2 to Fe+2 may be described by the changes in the particle size of the nanoparticles.

The relative number density of hybrid nanowires was also controlled by changing the ion fluence.

In both series of W-C H coatings, the deposition energy has been varied by changing the ion current density and the bias voltage on the substrate.

All ion irradiations produced SiC rich regions the thickness of which, being some nm, could be tailored by changing the ion irradiation conditions.

Ion beam signals are less sensitive to surface contaminants than cathodoluminescence and by changing the ion beam energy one may progressively interrogate the surface structure over depths of tens of microns.

The localized plasmon resonance frequency of synthesized nano-ripple arrays is tunable by changing nano-ripple dimensions that can be engineered by changing the cluster ion beam irradiation parameters.

The effect of AgNO3 concentration on the plasmon peak of AgNPs was investigated by changing the silver ion concentration and keeping the other parameters as constant.

By changing the metal ions, compound 2 is the 2D square structure (10.96 × 15.20 Å) with the 44·62 topology.

While, compound 2, obtained by changing the metal ions, exhibits a 3D metal organic frameworks of PtS topology with the square window (the dimensions is 11.454 × 25.847 Å).

The simplest way to simulate drug-induced ion channel block in computational formulations is by reducing the maximum value of the affected conductance (in most cases drugs affect ion channels by direct binding, obstructing ion flow either by forming a physical obstacle, by changing the conformation of the ion channel, or by affecting the probability of reaching an open state).