Sentence examples for droplets derived from from inspiring English sources

Tin speck on the top surface of the glass sheet is one of the specific defects for the float process, caused by droplets derived from volatiles from the molten tin surface.

CDV appears to have been transmitted by droplets derived from feces or other body discharges, all of which contained CDV.

Silicone oil micro-droplets derived from detached lubricants are often present in protein formulations (19).

An expression of the friction coefficient for combusting and interacting droplets is derived from the case of an isolated droplet and a good agreement with the experimental data is observed.

Other studies report smaller lipid droplets from UCMSC derived from UC blood [ 19].

The profile and volume of the droplet can be derived from the spatial fringe spacing on the screen.

In the first approach the heat rate supplied to the droplets to raise their temperatures, ˙qd, is derived from the requirement that droplet evaporation rates, inferred from steady-state equations for mass and heat balance, should be the same.

Double staining of frozen liver sections with an anti-AnxA1 Ab and the lipid dye Oil Red O confirmed that AnxA1-positive macrophages contained lipid droplets (Fig. 1), likely derived from the scavenging of dying fat-laden hepatocytes.

This approach relies on a microfluidic droplet technology to produce libraries derived from single, high molecular weight DNA molecules, 50 kb in size or greater.

(46) The uncertainty in the values of droplet (or burst) mass m, derived from gravimetric measurements, is expressed as either a standard combined uncertainty (uc) or a relative combined uncertainty (uc/ m) and is determined according to the ISO and NIST Guides.

Manual dissection of the intestine showed that the ORO staining derived from small lipid droplets within the enterocyte cytoplasm (data not shown).