Sentence examples for expected incorporation from inspiring English sources
As expected, incorporation of the drug (halofantrine) resulted in lower stability.
As expected, incorporation of CDDP in SLN remarkably increased the cancer cell death as evident from the MTT assay.
Metformin-induced induction of phospho-γH2AXSer139 phospho-γH2AXSer139anied by the expected incorporation ofociBP1 to nuclear repair foci, and metformin-induced Ser-1981 ATM phosphorylation displayed a uniform, nuclear signal that failed to colocalize wash phospho-γH2AXSer139 foci.
As expected, the incorporation of Pb in these materials resulted in a significant reduction in their catalytic performance.
It is expected that incorporation of plant extracts into such structures could provide higher performance and synergistic effect for biomedical and wound healing applications.
Necessary acidic and redox properties were expected by incorporation of metal ions such as cerium (for oxygen mobility), zirconium, titanium, and silica (acidic behavior).
As expected, the incorporation of GO improves the C C or C H peak strength of BC/GO-2. Figure 3d presents the Raman spectra of GO and BC/GO-2.
While the increase in melt viscosity is to be expected on incorporation of well-dispersed nanofiller, this stabilization of the polymer matrix allows the surface temperature to increase more rapidly increasing the ease of ignition.
As expected, the incorporation of QDs during ZnO NR growth results in more intimate contact between the ZnO NRs' surface and the QDs as observed in the HRTEM images of Figure 3c,d.
Here we show that, as expected, the incorporation of nanoparticulate barium zirconate (BaZrO3) species into a biopolymer-mediated synthetic protocol for YBa2Cu3O7−δ (Y123) leads to a significantly improved in-field Jc compared to that observed in a sample without BaZrO3 additions.
As expected, BrdU incorporation in pRb-expressing MC3T3 osteoblasts at 7 dbc was restricted to cells undergoing clonal expansion within bone-forming nodules, while being rare at the periphery of the nodules (Fig. 1F, top left, arrow).
