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Together with the relative surface coverage of the domains of 0.76−0.92, we can envision that the PTX-loaded P2 micelles have a core whose surface is covered by PTX-rich domains, which are partially embedded into the core.
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These domains are embedded into the micellar core at an average embedment depth δ of approximately −0.3 nm, which means that they are partially submerged into the core rather than clinging as separate particles to the surface.
Each specimen tested cyclically had the same general form, consisting of a direct connection of the beam to the tube wall (using flange connection plates, and web cleat plates) and reinforcing bars welded to the top and bottom flanges, embedded into the concrete core.
The radius of the particles RPTX embedded into the micellar core increased along with the PTX concentration from 1.2 nm to 1.7 nm.
The generated watermark is embedded into the cover object by the watermark embedding, sometimes based on an embedding key.
This paper describes the preparation of spheroidal polystyrene core and polyglycidol-rich microparticles by stretching the relevant core-shell microspheres embedded into the poly vinyl alcohol) film.
Paramagnetic broadening on peptide signals by spin-labels and Mn2+ suggested that both the N-terminus and helical core of the peptide were embedded into the SDS micelles.
At the F.W. Olin School of Business at Babson College, entrepreneurship is embedded in the core curriculum, with yearlong consulting projects for local companies.
Data collection was entirely embedded into the clinical routine.
Do not remove any objects embedded into the wound.
Three years into the revamped curriculum, some element of CSR is embedded into all core courses, and ten electives are offered on it.
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