Sentence examples for convenient modification from inspiring English sources
A convenient modification of Snell's construction can readily be used to trace the path of a ray through a complete lens.
Cell surface engineering in yeast has enabled the convenient modification of cell surface properties.
In this work, we have used a cyclic band factorization obtained by a convenient modification of [28], in the same spirit of the fast Cholesky factorization of [29].
A further problem with RANS solvers is the significant amount of time that is generally required for mesh generation, while in panel methods, discretisation is confined to the object surface, allowing for fast, convenient modification of geometric parameters.
This appears as a convenient green modification route to produce APTES-grafted BNC, facilitating several applications such as nanoclay vehicles for targeted drug delivery, selective removal of heavy metal contaminants, and intercalation of conducting polymers in wearable electronics.
A novel photoelectrochemical sensing platform with excellent photochemical catalysis and molecular recognition capabilities was fabricated on the CA with a convenient surface modification of molecularly imprinted TiO2 (MIT) (denoted as MIT/CA) for the atrazine monitoring.
The aim of this study was to provide a convenient surface modification method for polyurethane (PU) membrane and evaluate its influence on hydrophilicity, antibacterial activity and cell functions, which are the most important factors for wound dressings.
Owing to its biocompatibility and convenient surface modification, SiNRs were used as carriers to load numerous GNPs, and the GNP-SiNRs were used as labels for the lateral-flow assay.
By utilizing convenient changes, several modification approaches can be provisioned for this purpose.
To this end, solvent-exposed side-chains extrinsic to the receptor-binding surface provide convenient sites of modification.
The large number of carboxy groups on the SWNT surfaces lends the systems convenient for further modification via amidation or esterfication.
