Sentence examples for development of a matrix from inspiring English sources

The key breakthrough came in the development of a matrix that can assemble itself through interaction with a thermosensitive surface.

Bucki et al. [67] recommend the development of a matrix approach (i.e. the gross calculation of transitions from intact to non-intact forest lands) for forest monitoring to help countries with limited resources monitor and reduce emissions from degradation.

It was found though that alloys aged poorly and could encourage the development of a matrix of oxides on the water surface of the plug, this matrix having a dangerously high melting point that made the plug inoperable.

Therefore, processing methodologies involving thermal sterilisation are very promising for the development of a matrix reference material for PAHs in a processed food matrix similar to routine samples.

The process for comparative analysis included development of a matrix of comparative findings, and its subsequent revision following partners' comments at a consortium meeting to ensure validity of findings.

The development of a matrix, combining the learning and delivery areas, provided a simple means of representing and organising the content and linkages of the training elements (Table 1).

A novel design concept and the status of development of a matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization (MALDI) imaging mass spectrometer in the stigmatic mode utilizing a perfect focusing property of a multi-turn time-of-flight (TOF) ion optics is reported.

In the late 20th century, the development of a panchromatic matrix film made it possible to produce the relief positives directly from a colour negative.

Films showed the development of a homogeneous matrix and the mechanical properties were improved when nBG were incorporated.

This work describes the development of a biodegradable matrix, based on chitosan and starch, with the ability to form a porous structure in situ due to the attack by specific enzymes present in the human body (α-amylase and lysozyme).

The objectives for this study were to determine whether radical initiated photopolymerizations typically employed for cell encapsulations lead to oxidative stress incurred by chondrocytes and whether the development of a pericellular matrix (PCM) decreases this oxidative stress and has longer-term benefits on chondrocyte function.