Sentence examples for cage material from inspiring English sources

The periphyton-based cage aquaculture described here was not economically viable and the main economic constraints were the costs of cage material (net and bamboo poles) and fry.

The choice of the cage material depended on the surgeon's personal preference.

Recently, it was reported that BPA could cause meiotic aneuploidy when female mice were exposed unintentionally through damaged cage material (Hunt et al. 2003).

The occurrence of cage subsidence cannot be solely related to the cage material and its modulus of elasticity, which represents only one of many physical properties of a graft.

These primers amplified the expected segment of the bacterial 16S rDNA gene from all three parakeet cage material and water samples, suggesting that there are bacteria in the sample, as we would expect, but not DSM 24701.

Risk factors include cage shape (rectangular versus kidney shaped), cage size (small versus large), cage material (bioabsorbable versus carbon fiber) [ 29], number of fused segment (double versus single), endplate type (linear versus concave-concave), and instrumentation (unilateral versus bilateral) [ 16].

These surface areas are comparable with linear PIMs30,31,33, although unlike PIMs these cage materials are not macromolecules.

The amorphous cage materials also adsorb a number of different gases other than N2 (see Supplementary Table S3).

This suggests a combination of intrinsic and extrinsic porosity in contrast to analogous crystalline cage materials in which the porosity runs either exclusively between (cage 2) or through (cage 3) the permanent cage cavities21.

The properties of cage materials can therefore be modified after synthesis using simple solution processing to enable, for example, polymorph selection, modular cocrystallization, the fabrication of composite materials, and the development of unique physical forms, such as porous liquids.

Despite elaborate measures to control unintentional exposure to BPA in the rats' diets, water, cage materials and bedding, BPA metabolites were found in the blood at levels similar to the lowest dose group, which was receiving a dose 70 times higher than the median daily American exposure: (2.5 ug/kg body weight/day versus 0.037 ug/kg bw/d).