Sentence examples for convenient characteristic from inspiring English sources

The presence of certain copper complexes was found to be a convenient characteristic of the imprinting efficiency.

[9], the presence of monosulfur bridges among the GNP unities is a very convenient characteristic.

Instead of focusing on the unstable parameter Mmax, we suggest a new, stable, and convenient characteristic, Mmax, defined as the maximum earthquake that can be recorded over a future time interval of duration τ.

We suggest that the samples made by this method have a convenient characteristic for the investigation of nanosensing properties, because density of state and electrical conduction change by external subject.

We suggest that the samples made by this method have a convenient characteristic for the investigation of nanosensing properties, because the density of state and electrical conduction change by external subject.

With respect to coated monoliths, the convenient characteristics of a good monolithic catalyst should be met by managing preparation procedures.

The Kd value of tamavidin 2-REV to biotin was 2.8 4.4 × 10−7 M.Tamavidin 2-REV retained other convenient characteristics of tamavidin 2, such as high-level expression in E. coli, resistance to proteases, and a neutral isoelectric point, demonstrating that tamavidin 2-REV is a powerful tool for the purification of biotinylated biomolecules.

Furthermore, 68Ga has several convenient characteristics, such as β+ decay 89 %, Eβ+ max 1.9 MeV, and a sufficiently long half-life (67.71 min) for PET imaging.

Moreover, with the unique characteristics of IL, the proposed approach in this study had the environmentally friendly, convenient, efficient characteristics and could be the high practical value technique in sample preparation and analysis.

These results illustrated that HA-SH hydrogels with controllable gelation process, intelligent degradation behavior, excellent biocompatibility and convenient operational characteristics supplied potential clinical application capacity for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine.

ENT has to do with denoting an occurrence of action (refluent), denoting a state or characteristic (convenient), or denoting an agent (such as in the word coefficient).