Sentence examples for formation of clumps from inspiring English sources
But working with the material has proved challenging most methods for assembling carbon nanotubes require a binding agent that brings down the conductivity of the electrode, and lead to the formation of clumps of the material, reducing the surface area.
The exact cause of Alzheimer's remains unknown, but one of the leading theories involves the formation of clumps of a protein called beta-amyloid.
As an interesting approach in this direction, a low hyphal growth unit length (lHGU) has been associated with the formation of clumps smaller than those formed at a high lHGU (Bocking et al. 1999).
linza strains, no formation of clumps was observed in any combination of male/female gametes.
The formation of clumps at a specific concentration may simply be a consequence of localized accumulation of nematodes as high concentrations of nematodes promote clumping.
The initial formation of clumps, expansion of cell lines showing the features of trophoblast and extraembryonic endoderm is shown in Figure S6.
Nanoparticles are notoriously prone to agglomeration, resulting in the formation of large clumps that are difficult to redisperse.
From one perspective, Alzheimer's disease can be considered to be relatively simple: it requires the formation of aggregated clumps of the protein amyloid-β in the brain, which promote a string of downstream consequences that lead to dementia.
Many have hypothesized that beta-amyloid causes the formation of damaging clumps of debris in the brain leading to AD.
We know that there are many ways to separate out normal matter from dark matter, and that many of these mechanisms should result in the formation of large clumps of normal matter alone, completely isolated and separated from dark matter.
Commercial production of thraustochytrid may require the replacement of salts in natural seawater through the addition of sodium sulfate to maintain optimal growth conditions, prevent the formation of cell clumps, and reduce the corrosion of stainless steel fermenters (Raghukumar 2008).
