Sentence examples for fraction that can from inspiring English sources
Adipose tissue contains a stromal vascular fraction that can be easily isolated and provides a rich source of adipose tissue-derived mesenchymal stem cells (ASC).
This target, however, mainly for its relevant inclination, requires a relatively large propellant mass fraction that can be reduced if low inclination asteroids are of interest.
The electrochemical performance of C-P90 wasuperioror to C-P25 because of its higher specific surface area and larger anatase fraction that can accommodate more lithium ions.
These morphologies provide a combination of connectivity and low overall volume fraction that can significantly enhance the performance of many multi-functional structures.
The strong linearity of the Substrate Vegetation Dark surface (SVD) mixture model provides consistent estimates of illuminated vegetation fraction that can be used to constrain physical process models that require biophysical inputs related to vegetation abundance.
This new fuel type consists of coated particle fuel (CPF) randomly dispersed in an aluminum matrix with a certain packing fraction that can be adjusted depending on the reactor design requirements.
Metals are bound to sediment fractions that can be considered steady under chemical and environmental conditions of the wetlands.
amount of equivalent fractions that can be found because there is an infinite amount of numbers to multiply by. is equivalent to.
Geophysical investigation tools based on the principle of seep detection (small leaks entailing hydrocarbon fractions that can travel from reservoirs to the surface, even if in minute quantities) may be applied at different acquisition scales.
Complex environmental samples with their multitude of potentially toxic substances are reduced by this to a few fractions that can be surveyed in the following quantitative and qualitative chemical analyses [13, 14].
In particular, the reviewers wonder if the authors have evidence that fibrinogen is the only protein in the extracellular and plasma membrane fractions that can be covalently pulled-down by SfbI-TEDs or FbaB-TED.
