Sentence examples for controllable rate from inspiring English sources

It is the control rods that reduce fission to a controllable rate by absorbing neutrons.

Also, it produced three times the energy of black powder and burned at a more controllable rate.

Successful engineering of functional biological substitutes requires scaffolds with three-dimensional interconnected porous structure, controllable rate of biodegradation, and ideal mechanical strength.

The technique is similar to cathodoluminescence but has advantages that it probes a greater depth of material with a more controllable rate of energy deposition in the layer.

Encapsulation of VEGF in a polymer matrix not only protects protein against enzymatic degradation in the body, but also allows proteins to be released at a controllable rate into a localized area.

The scaffold materials should ideally biodegrade at a controllable rate that approximates the rate at which natural tissue regenerates, release loaded drug molecules in a controlled manner, and elicit a minimal immune and/or inflammatory response in vivo.

The results obtained show that arborescent polystyrene-graft-poly 2-vinylpyridine) copolystyrene-graft-poly 2-vinylpyridine polystyrene-graft-poly 2-vinylpyridineontrollable rates.

"In the long run, we anticipate that the ability to drive immune reaction ex vivo at controllable rates grants us the ability to reproduce immunological events with tunable parameters for better mechanistic understanding of B cell development and generation of B cell tumors, as well as screening and translation of new classes of drugs," Singh said.

Method 3 is a normalized procedure, performed under well controlled conditions and therefore enables the surface state to evolve from one state to another at well controllable rates.

In summary, we successfully synthesized PC Ag@Al2O3 nanostructures with controllable pinhole rate and investigated in detail the relationship between the melting behavior of PC substrates and Al2O3 pinhole rate.

Hollow MNs can painlessly deliver larger quantities of drugs with a controllable flow rate (Fig. 1).