Sentence examples for formulation toward from inspiring English sources
This process results in an optimized system able to deliver, in a half-cell vs. metal Li, specific capacity values up to 725 mAh g−1 at 1C-rate, stable for 100 cycles, and relevant rate capability, confirming a major influence of electrode and electrolyte formulation toward electrochemical performance.
The intracellular uptake and fusion behavior of PEGylated magnetic liposomes formulations toward MCF-7 cell was performed using 1,10-dioctadecy-3,3,30,30-tetramethylindocarbocyanine perchlorate (Dil) as a fluorescent marker.
Each year we offer new versions of the flu vaccine, with the annual formulation targeted toward the particular virus strains we expect to see during the flu season.
Fig. 6 a In vivo antitumor efficacies of various formulations groups toward HepG2 cell-bearing nude mice model (n = 5).
While NATO officials and ambassadors say the language is not finished, it will probably follow President Obama's own formulation — to work toward a nonnuclear world while maintaining a nuclear deterrent.
Since student mathematical achievement was the main construct under investigation, during the process of moderator formulation, attention was directed toward formulating and extracting the study features that could affect achievement when ECEs were utilized.
Classical scholars work piecemeal toward the formulation of abstract laws, and in the process they sometimes "murder to dissect".
George Bush's national security adviser, Condoleezza Rice, for one, seems to lean toward a formulation of inevitable conflict when she portrays China as America's "strategic competitor" in Asia.
Our efforts represent a first step toward the formulation of a generalized lens model framework.
Vaccine design ushered in the era of nanotechnology, as the vaccine is being developed toward particulate formulation.
The present review paper brings the initial situation assessment which might serve as a basis for further exploitation toward the formulation of the guideline.
