Sentence examples for heterogeneous functional groups from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, their synthesis is facing troubles of seeking inner cores with heterogeneous functional groups as well as tedious protection and deprotection.

Such behavior is ascribed to steric effects associated with the heterogeneous dispersion of weakly acidic functional groups on the hydrolyzed carbon nanoparticles surface; whose dissociation regulates electrostatic interaction with the cationic polyelectrolyte binder during LbL assembly.

Transcripts involved in distinct functional groups showed heterogeneous distribution in the 5 clusters.

The transcripts from distinct functional groups showed heterogeneous distribution in the 5 expression patterns, which suggests that the change in expression profiles were associated with the requirement of different events in pollen development and germination.

Modifications to the interior of dendrimers have also been reported in heterogeneous dendrimeric hybrid structures or dendrimers incorporating orthogonal functional groups.

The coordination of the carbon functional groups is consistent with a chemically heterogeneous organic macromolecule but distinct from industrial or biological 'fresh' polymers.

Responses of individual functional groups to functional group richness became increasing heterogeneous are stress increased, prompting shifts from linear diversity-variability/abundance relations under low stress to a mix of linear and non-linear responses under medium and high stress.

Bulk FTIR did not reveal the presence of organic molecules in the granules but we hoped that spatially-resolved analyses of the inherently heterogeneous granules would reveal areas of higher, detectable, concentrations of ACC and associated organic functional groups.

And GO platelets have been utilized as a catalyst support for the heterogeneous in situ polymerization of polyolefin, which reacts with a catalytic component by surface functional groups of GO [18].

The identified proteins comprise a rather heterogeneous group containing targets from many cellular compartments with no obvious enrichment for specific functional groups.

Research works have indicated that the surface carboxylate functional groups of a substrate could act as nucleation sites to form MOFs by heterogeneous nucleation and crystal growth [40, 41].