Sentence examples for direct accumulation from inspiring English sources

In contrast to this, Lee et al. [39] described the direct accumulation of sulfidized Ag from contaminated diets, in which sulfidized metals were supposed to be reduced in the acidic environment of the digestive system and thus Ag+ could become bioavailable.

The direct accumulation of polymer, the nucleation and growth of the polymer lean as well as the polymer rich phase and the spinodal phase separation are postulated as four elementary processes of the mechanisms of the polymeric membrane formation by wet-phase separation.

Here, divergence between populations occurs as the direct accumulation of genetic drift.

Moreover, the flexibility of the ER allows for direct accumulation of synthesized proteins in this stable intracellular compartment [ 65], which has been shown to significantly enhance recombinant protein yields [ 66- 69].

It is therefore highly likely that the mitochondrial ROS overproduction observed in PC3 and DU145 cells may result from the direct accumulation of DHA in cell mitochondrial membranes; further study is required to test this hypothesis.

Therefore, the localization of AT1 at the leading edge may promote site directed accumulation of pro-migratory signalling molecules.

Transgenic approaches are therefore an attractive method for directing accumulation of nutritionally balanced, or industrially valuable protein to these large storage organs.

The strategy to direct the accumulation to a specific target whilst limiting nonspecific accumulation faces two problems: (1) the affinity of the targeting molecule is influenced by the large particle to which it is attached, and (2) the biodistribution of the small molecule/peptide/antibody is dominated by the large particle.

The proposed biosensor measures the surface potential on oligonucleotide modified electrodes using a direct charge accumulation method.

In general terms, it is considered as a result of diffusion to the unequally available surface, which formally attributed to fractional dimension (fractal surface) or as a direct charge accumulation on the surface.

An increase in O3 concentrations has been observed in the aged air masses, which is the result of direct photochemical accumulation of O3 when the air masses pass over large-scale anthropogenically influenced regions in Europe.