Sentence examples for cores to aggregate from inspiring English sources

As metal-rich gas clouds tend to cause planetary cores to aggregate to a gravitationally prominent size while primordial gases still exist in the system, gas giants tend to form under such conditions.

Although the bare magnetic core is easy to aggregate in liquid, the silica shell on the surface of magnetic nanoparticles would prevent aggregation and improve the dispersibility.

Table 8 Statistical results of permeable pore space values obtained resonance of 5 cm core samples, with regard to aggregate type and temperature condition, and core section.

Table 4 Statistical results of dynamic modulus values obtained resonance of 10 cm core samples, with regard to aggregate type and temperature condition.

Dissipative particle dynamics (DPD) simulation revealed that the two drugs tended to aggregate in the core of the PCL-based micelles but disperse in the core of PLLA based micelles.

Due to the stronger hydrophobic interaction at higher temperature, the amphiphilic triblock copolymer tends to aggregate to form tighter core-shell sphere with PHB block in the core and PEO in the corona.

The grafting density achieved for the large core particles by grafting-to and by grafting-from should also be sufficient for smart materials applications where cores might aggregate and have to redisperse.

Upon dilution with water, LH dissolved in pH 4 solution formed growing cores and aggregated into nanoparticles, due to the maximum solubility of LH at pH 4.

Recently, Bianco-Andujar et al. [65] reported that the decrease in the heating performance of MNPs is due to the demagnetizing effect of the interparticle interactions and that multicore nanoparticle aggregates exhibit higher SAR values when larger core nanoparticles aggregate in smaller complexes than in the opposite situation.

To verify the "tentacles" behavior, the samples containing ferritin were treated under a moist environment to remove the protein sheaths through bacterial digestion with Escherichia coli cells; the surface Fe cores aggregated without adhesion, whereas the ferritin units buried within the thin film were protected by the PHEMA brushes under these conditions.

This two-color pulse chase result suggests that the core is aggregated earlier in time and that the later produced mHtt proteins are then recruited to and percolate through the aggregate to increases its overall size, in agreement with recently reported results by fluorescence.