Sentence examples for defined to impart from inspiring English sources
1– 3 Based on the specific hydrogel formulation, the material properties of cell-laden constructs can be precisely defined to impart different moduli, chemical moieties, porosity, adhesivity, degradability, and stimuli responsiveness over nano, micro, and macroscopic scales.
The intricate network of billions of these neural cells, presumably organized in defined arrangements to impart specific neural activity, gives rise to thoughts, feelings, memories and life as we know it.
This concept pertains to many quantitative labeling approaches (i.e., ICAT, iTRAQ), where an isotopically labeled tagging reagent is used to impart peptides with a defined mass shift or a particular reporter mass.
Our purpose in utilising our chosen mental health measures was not to endorse any particular presupposed psychological outcome of threatened or actual pregnancy loss, still less to impart psychiatric diagnoses or define mental illness.
From Fig. 7c, it is clearly evident that the grass particles (at this particular particle size) did not contribute enough to impart high yield points as this defines the cutting carrying ability of the DF.
Through such interactions, the peer supporter defined his role as one of facilitation and not leadership; acting to keep discussion moving and participants involved and not to impart instructions or knowledge.
Another skill I had failed to impart.
He had lessons to impart.
"They love to impart knowledge".
"He too had precious gifts to impart.
