They lose their capability to form spherulites.
Prior to the in vivo experiments, the bacterial strains were tested for their in vitro capability to form biofilms.
Prior to the in vivo experiment, the bacterial strains were tested for their in vitro capability to form the biofilm.
Cell capability to form a targeted product was analyzed with a metabolic reaction model and linear programming (LP).
Osteoinductivity is often verified in vivo by the materials capability to form bone at etopic (i.e. extraskeletal) sites.
In addition, the capability to form high MW polymers increased in the order of Dow CGC ≈ 10 < 11 < 12.
Modified oat bran containing deamidated oat protein possesses an excellent capability to form stable emulsions which might be suitable for microencapsulation.
Subsequently, the location of the fluorophore was moved along the length of the protein in nine mutant proteins, and the capability to form mixed fibrils was assessed.
Bone lining cells have the capability to form bone, following no former bone resorption, in reaction to bone anabolic agents and may govern mineral homeostasis with the composite of osteoblasts and osteocytes (Kerschnitzki et al. 2013).
This may be invoked to explain the long-range attractive electrostatic interactions with bulk water and to the capability to form the local hydrogen bonds with water molecules, both of which contribute to making the solute-water interactions thermodynamically favorable.
Functional polymer surface exhibits superior advantages over many other materials for use as artificial ECM owing to its excellent mechanical properties, abundant chemical species and remarkable capability to form various topographical surfaces.
