Sentence examples for fusion capacity from inspiring English sources

Here we treated the following uncertainties: energy demand scenarios, introduction timeframe for nuclear fusion, capacity projections of nuclear fusion, CO2 target in 2100, capacity utilization ratio of options in energy/environment technologies, and utility discount rates.

We began by testing whether TSA could improve the fusion capacity of Smn 2B/− primary myoblasts.

However, overexpression or inhibition of selected miRNAs did not outweigh the negative effect of TNF-α on fusion capacity.

The fusion capacity of primary myoblasts was determined by counting the number of nuclei per myotube using the ImageJ counting tool.

A striking feature of the image-based approach is that it allows extraction of additional phenotypic features of viruses, including cell-cell fusion capacity.

Fragmented mitochondria with diminished ΔΨm show reduced fusion capacity and, under physiological conditions, are removed by autophagosomal sequestration (Twig et al., 2008).

This abnormal distribution appears to lock these proteins in complexes and to impair their function and recycling, thereby directly affecting lysosomal membrane fusion capacities.

Thermal-physical properties for eutectic salt mixtures, such as enthalpies of fusion, heat capacity, density and thermal stability, were also determined experimentally via thermal analysis methods in this work.

The properties considered include melting point, heat of fusion, heat capacity, thermal expansion coefficients, thermal stability and sublattice disordering, as illustrated in a motivating example of lanthanum zirconate (La2Zr2O7).

Thus, it is conceivable that cell-cell fusion inhibition capacity of an antibody has a role in mitigating pathogenesis and may also be required for an effective HIV vaccine.

This difference can be determined from the melting point temperature, heat of fusion and heat capacity as detailed elsewhere [33, 34].