Sentence examples for described stabilization from inspiring English sources

Another paper on COMET by Ang et al. described stabilization of the ocular surface without major complications in all investigated eyes for at least 12 months after surgery [ 14].

Similar results with low dose of IFN-alpha-2a were obtained by Guedry that described stabilization or at least an improvement of visual acuity in 87.5% of eyes at two years of treatment [ 23].

In our recent paper, we describe stabilization of the Dictyostelium SCAR complex by a small fragment of Abi.

After evaluating possible changes to flow rate, new values must be verified according to the stability criteria described in "Stabilization of the operating regime via throttle on the wellhead" section.

Significant progress has been made in the advancement of RNAi therapeutics by combining a synthetic triantennary N-acetylgalactosamine ligand targeting the asialoglycoprotein receptor with chemically modified small interfering RNA (siRNA) designs, including the recently described Enhanced Stabilization Chemistry.

Thirty-five of 37 (95%) evaluable patients in the lycopene group and 22 of 33 (67%) evaluable patients in the lycopene plus soy isoflavone group achieved stable disease described as stabilization in serum PSA level.

In the present paper a steric stabilization model is developed for describing particle stabilization in emulsion polymerization systems in the presence of nonionic oligomeric surfactants.

Here we describe the stabilization of the amphipathic L4F peptide through fusion to a high molecular weight protein polymer.

We describe the stabilization of human IgG1 Fc by an engineered interdomain disulfide bond at the C-terminal end of the molecule.

By reviewing results obtained with different electrolyte solutions (e.g. ethylene carbonate-based solutions, propylene carbonate solutions, and ether-based systems), we describe the stabilization and capacity fading mechanisms of graphite electrodes.

Here, P i describes the stabilization energy of solute atom i per unit volume due to the intramolecular interactions with the other atoms of the solute.