Sentence examples for demonstrated soluble from inspiring English sources
The mattresses then acted as a bacterial reservoir capable of sustaining the growth of Enterobacteriaceae because, as previously demonstrated, soluble material within permeable polyurethane can serve as carbon and nitrogen sources for bacterial growth [ 8].
Our analysis demonstrates soluble CD13 does not contribute to cGVHD pathogenesis through the induction of CD13 reactive antibodies nor are anti-CD13 antibodies are biomarkers for extensive cGVHD.
Previous investigators have clearly demonstrated that soluble LOX-1 levels rapidly decreased after PCI, suggesting that soluble LOX-1 and protease-expressing cells are destroyed by PCI [ 7].
As additional control, we demonstrated that soluble α-tubulin is mostly associated to the A (aqueous) phase of the soluble fraction, in agreement to the biochemical properties of this protein.
The in vitro data demonstrated that soluble FtsY does not contribute significantly to co-translational targeting and so it is possible that soluble FtsY is involved in processes other than SRP-dependent targeting.
Fluorescence spectral studies demonstrated that soluble PFMO is highly fluorescent with its maximum emission at 418 nm and a quantum yield of 0.52, and it can emit bright blue light under 365 nm UV light irradiation.
In our previous in vitro work, we demonstrated that soluble IL-1ra effectively inhibited the degradative effects of IL-1β on NP cells [7].
The RSM model equation demonstrated that soluble starch, yeast extract and inorganic salts were positively significant factors to GP-1 production.
In addition, recent studies have demonstrated that soluble organic matters (SOM) from terrestrial source are able to bind to clay particles in solution [12, 13].
In previous work we demonstrated that soluble IL-1ra can effectively inhibit the degradative effects of IL-1β on the NP at the mechanical, compositional and molecular levels [7].
Accordingly, work by Robakis and colleagues [10] has demonstrated that soluble N-cadherin-CTF2 binds the transcription factor CBP and promotes its degradation.
