Sentence examples for developed as a single from inspiring English sources
However, graphene has attracted attention among the scientific community since it was developed as a single layer of material by Novoselov et al. [22] by using the scotch tape method.
Currently, there is a significant trend in the pharmaceutical industry to produce what is called "chiral switches": chiral drugs already commercialised as racemates that could be developed as a single enantiomer [4].
In this study a diabody derived from mAb J591 was developed as a single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) tracer with improved pharmacokinetics for the detection of PSMA expression in prostate cancer.
The game is closely tied to its direct sequel Sonic & Knuckles, as the two titles were originally developed as a single game until time constraints and cartridge costs forced them to be split into two interlocking parts.
Most reported cases of mucosal Schwann-cell hamartomas developed as a single polyp.
A related system was developed as a single chemostat/turbidostat microbioreactor with 1 mL working volume (Lee et al., 2011).
Moreover, in those species for which the ontogeny of stepwise molting is known, it develops as a single wave of feather replacement starting at P1 in immature birds, just as we see in immature H. mystacea, and additional waves of primary replacement develop only when the first wave of primary replacement arrests before reaching P10 [16].
Finally, the pancreaticoduodenal arcade may also develop as a single arterial channel rather than a network of anastomoses between anterior and posterior branches of the SPDA and IPDA (Fig. 5).
In B. bicolor, we found fruits with one developing embryo in each locule; however, we do not know whether these seeds are viable because they are smaller than those that develop as a single seed.
Therefore, in this study, an innovative up-flow anaerobic/aerobic/anoxic bioreactor (UAAASB) augmented by ultrasound was developed as a high rate single bioreactor for the simultaneous removal of nutrients from a milk processing wastewater.
This paper details a flexible approach by which a model may be developed as a means for calculating a single index value (the OEHI) to describe the overall health of a lake ecosystem, which is readily understandable to a range of stakeholders.
