Sentence examples for components that become from inspiring English sources

Tandem mass spectrometry, which can precisely and efficiently count blood components that become elevated with certain disorders, is catching on.

Fluorescence data revealed that the OM contains primarily humic and fulvic-like components that become less aromatic as the OM moves downstream.

Questions of interest for Karamay include the fraction of the crude oil that is converted to fuel, the quantity of particular crude-oil components that become fuel for ISC, and the ability to propagate a combustion front through porous media.

All rechargeable batteries are consumable components that become less effective as they chemically age and their ability to hold a charge diminishes.

Instead, the stress-resistance phenotypes of the Deinococcus lineage appear to have evolved progressively by accumulation of cell-cleaning systems which eliminate organic and inorganic cell components that become toxic under radiation or desiccation [12], [23], [46], [92].

The early involvement of axonal function and structure in conditions such as ALS has suggested that those axonal components that become deficient in the affected tissue at an early disease stage may be detected in biological fluids from ALS patients and used as biological markers of disease.

After the attack, the women washed their hands, suggesting that they may have been given separate, harmless chemical components that became toxic when mixed together.

It's that ability to identify components that becomes important as software integrates into everyday things, said CEO Wayne Jackson in a recent phone interview.

We find only the beta phase in our films in the form of a dominant (002) β-Ta fiber component that becomes broader as the pressure increases.

Finally, we introduce an optional component that becomes necessary for measurements in environments where it is not feasible to repeatedly switch the beam on and off for the reference measurements.

Remarkably, however, we also find that, at low viscosities (μ ≪10 mPa·s), human spermatozoa exhibit a substantial shear-induced transverse velocity component that becomes suppressed at very high viscosities.