Sentence examples for functional characters from inspiring English sources

The structural and functional characters of M13 phage will be described and the recent results in optical sensing application using fluorescence, surface plasmon resonance, Förster resonance energy transfer, and surface enhanced Raman scattering will be outlined.

STO is often used to deposit functional oxide films which exhibit ferroelectricity, ferromagneticity, and superconductivity, so InN/STO heterojunction can integrate the superior optoelectronic properties of InN with the various functional characters of perovskites, and will be developed in the future.

With caffeine, we were expecting the opposite effects on functional characters from those observed with lithium and valproic acid.

Our view was that our assay, if valid, should be capable of revealing contrasting dose-dependent effects of these substances on lifespan and other functional characters.

These substances differed markedly in their chronic effects on mortality rates, some being significantly beneficial in effects on mortality, along with some heterogeneity in their effects on functional characters like those studied here.

Thus it is very important for studies that use model organisms to monitor the long-term side-effects of medications on functional characters as well as aggregate measures of mortality, such as average or maximum longevity.

Its architecture, components and functional character will be described in detail.

This study uses a functional character measuring species habitat specialisation for indices calculation.

An excellent correlation is observed between the mesopore surface area, the enzyme uptake, and the corresponding biocatalyst activity, demonstrating the functional character of mesopores in hierarchical zeolites.

The connections (weights) of the proposed p-RBF NNs being of a certain functional character and are realized by considering four types of polynomials.

In order to account for the functional character of intentional action, we need a somewhat sophisticated model of intention, and a different view of layered cognitive architectures combining explicit beliefs and goals with association and conditioning.