Sentence examples similar to governing buffer from inspiring English sources

This was partly because the rise in temperature of the buffer governed the evaporation rate which would result in suspension deposited on the channel bottom surface, and consequently, it created the convective flux that dragged the DNA molecules and resulted in molecule stretching.

Ranging from 50 to 500 nm in radius, these colloids form spontaneously and reversibly in buffer, governed by a characteristic critical aggregation concentration (CAC) similar to a critical micelle concentration (CMC).

Adam Bandt, a Green Party lawmaker who provides a critical one-seat buffer for Prime Minister Julia Gillard's governing Labor Party, said he would bring legislation to Parliament to stop all live exports immediately, to both Asia and the Middle East.

Constants governing the diffusion of Ca2+ and its interaction with the added buffer and with the Cl− channels are available (see Table S2 of Text S1).

Because various buffer layers could be used to increase the thermal, chemical, and mechanical stabilities of flexible electronic nanodevices, a governing design rule is crucially needed to optimize the bendability of these flexible nanodevices regardless of the buffer layers that are chosen.

This is the expected result if the distribution of the FG domain between protein-rich phase and buffer is governed by a reversible equilibrium state.

Work with the pathway governing the σE response has elucidated key design principles that ensure a rapid yet graded response that is buffered from inappropriate activation.

Discusses the laws governing salvage.

It has no governing philosophy.

"Jihadist groups are governing territory.

"They are tough for governing".