Sentence examples for generates a solid from inspiring English sources
In the case of lymphomas, a transformed lymphocyte in a secondary lymphoid tissue generates a solid mass.
However, the use of these fluids generates a solid-liquid mixture that must be separated in order to reduce the operational costs by the recovery of the fluid adhered to the solids and also to guarantee compliance with environmental legislation regarding drilling waste disposal.
We propose that the dynamic movement of kinase sub-structures, in concert with the static AKAP-regulatory subunit interface, generates a solid-state signaling microenvironment for substrate phosphorylation.
Shareholders see that our investments generate a solid return on capital invested, with a spread on top of our cost of capital.
Titration modelling evidenced that both kinds of extractions generated a solid with a reduced amount of protonatable sites.
(An Oak Hill spokesman said in a statement on Wednesday that Duane Reade had generated a "solid return" for the firm's investors).
The excess capacities could be associated with the decomposition of the electrolyte at low voltages generating a solid electrolyte interphase (SEI) layer and the further lithium storage via interfacial charging at the metal/Li2O interface.
Further increasing the pH to 8.1 caused the deprotonated PDMAEMA to collapse completely to cover the CGA surface, generating a solid shell.
This work also presents an extended formulation of the PDE method to a higher dimensional space by increasing the number of parameters responsible for describing the surface in order to generate a solid tablet.
"While providers such as Virgin Care and Serco are yet to prove definitively that they can generate a solid margin on these services, many in the private sector will believe they can take on this capitated budget, improve services and make a reasonable surplus," he said.
Therefore, we conclude that the addition of CytoD to the culture of adult cardiac myocytes can indeed be used to generate a solid single-cell model that preserves both morphology and function of freshly isolated cells.
