Sentence examples for detectable surface from inspiring English sources
A reaction mechanism consistent with the detectable surface intermediates is proposed.
The sensitivity of the system is defined in terms of minimal detectable surface of clad failure.
Two TEM samples that were prepared from the opposite sides of RB-QD04-0008 do not show any detectable surface modification.
In-situ DRIFT studies of propane ODH reaction reveal that isopropoxide is not a readily detectable surface species in the presence of oxygen even at low temperature.
It is expected that with increasing BG content (0%, 10%, 25 %, 50 by weight), the required incubation time in a simulated body fluid (SBF) for the composite to form a detectable surface Ca–P layer will decrease.
Using surface stress-based cantilever sensors, deflection sensitivity, minimum detectable deflection, surface stress sensitivity, and minimum detectable surface stress of 0.3 ppm nm−1, 4 Å, 3 × 10−4 (Nm)−1 and 1.4 × 10−4 (Nm)−1, respectively, have been reported in the literature [87].
By contrast, early endosomes from ΔY-derived DCs contained no detectable surface-derived Kb or Kb-OVA complexes (Figure 5A).
As we would expect for a signaling behavior that has evolved to maximize signal strength relative to the background environment [16], the data in this study suggest that eagle owls preferentially leave white faeces on the darkest and most detectable surfaces, and preferentially leave prey species with conspicuous plumage at highly visible plucking sites.
Hydrogenated multilayers (MLs) of a-Si/a-Ge have been analysed to establish the reasons of H release during annealing that has been seen to bring about structural modifications even up to well-detectable surface degradation.
The minimum detectable adenoma surface area and volume on endoscopy and MRI was 0.69 mm2 and 1.76 mm3, respectively.
This study was designed to asses if high frequency vibration can induce some conditioning effects detectable in surface EMG (sEMG) signal; and whether these effects are central or peripheral in origin.
