Sentence examples for enable the trapping of from inspiring English sources
Different morphological adaptations enable the trapping of the insect pollinators inside the chamber.
The technique enabled the trapping of the mainstream smoke of a single cigarette and the particulate and vapor phases were trapped simultaneously.
Further increase of the rf voltage to 195 V0-p enabled the trapping of both DEET monomer and dimer ions in L2, while only dimer ions trapped in L1.
The second is the strategies and procedure that at last enabled the trapping of catalytic intermediates whose characterization by advanced paramagnetic resonance techniques underlies the progress in mechanism described here.
A subsequent alternative approach that has emerged is the development of azido- and alkyne-functionalized dimedone analogous (Chart 6), termed DAz-1 (15), DYn-1 (17), and DYn-2 (18), which enable the trapping and tagging of protein sulfenic acid modifications directly in living cells.
As proved by the fluorescent intensity measurement of the cell population in the device, the microbead attachment of cells enabled the trapping rate to reach nearly 95%, while unbound cells were trapped only at a rate of around 50%.
In order to address the question of DNA conductivity and the influence of humidity, Yamahata et al. [ 67] handled DNA molecules with MEMS-based microtweezers; the device enables the straightforward trapping of DNA between aluminum-coated silicon nanotips by AC dielectrophoresis [ 68, 69].
Specific traps consisting of ubiquitin and UBL binding domains enable the purification of target proteins for endogenous ubiquitin and UBLs.
Annealing of the ZnO N, on the other hand, is required to enable the enhancement in de-trapping of electrons from the surface.
Once the cat is eating consistently inside the trap, re-enable the trap to trigger once the cat goes inside.
A lab-on-a-chip device with a knot shaped microfluidic network is presented to enable trapping of single pollen grains at the entrances of a series of microchannels.
