Sentence examples for functional spacers from inspiring English sources

These first series featured adiabatic, air-water annular flows with and without the presence of prototypical functional spacers.

To improve the sensitivity of detection, we have used amine functional "spacers", hexamethylenediamine (HMDA) and polyethyleneimine (PEI), which were covalently bonded to the surfaces of PMMA-co-MAA coatings.

Most replacements of the proximal humerus act as functional spacers rather than as an articulating reconstruction.

To understand how liquid moves through a spacer fabric, a new test method is presented offering scope as a tool to aid the design and development of functional spacer fabrics for hygiene applications.

The 14 patients who had reconstruction with a functional spacer generally fared well from a reconstructive standpoint.

These criteria for a functional spacer are based on the observations that FRT-like sequences with such spacers support efficient recombination [17].

If criteria for a functional spacer are met, GenomeScanner tests positions −4 to −1 and 1 to 4 and also −7 and 7 of the putative binding elements of an FRT-like sequence for the number of matches and mismatches to the corresponding positions of FRT.

Since overall GC content of FRT is about 33% and GC content of a functional spacer in an FRT-like sequence should be equal or below 50%, the dependence of average distribution of FRT-like sequences on GC content in a genome of interest can be satisfactorily explained.

1 patient with a giant cell tumor (grade III) of the proximal humerus had an en bloc resection and an intramedullary rod was secured into the remaining humerus and fastened proximally to a clavicle as a functional spacer (Kaelin and Emans 1985). 1 patient with a bone cyst was treated with injection of steroid into the cyst, and the other 6 patients underwent re-curettage without bone grafts.

In contrast to the ITS1 spacer, secondary structures of functional ITS2 spacer as well as 5.8S rDNA sequences are highly conserved within plants [4], [5].

The precursor ribosomal RNA (rRNA) is a prespliced, full-length transcribed ribosomal operon including all functional and spacer regions.