Sentence examples for ideally selective from inspiring English sources

The derived Nup98 FG hydrogel appeared an ideally selective barrier when probed with NTF2 and mCherry: It completely blocked entry of mCherry, but allowed an at least 100 000-fold faster influx of NTF2.

The Fluc-mediated conductance is ideally selective for F− over Na+, as seen from the zero-current voltage (reversal potential) of 53 mV, indistinguishable from the Nernst potential for F− in the eightfold ionic activity gradient.

Cl− or F− appearance in the external solution was monitored using homemade Ag/AgCl or Cole-Parmer LaF3/EuF3 electrodes, respectively; under the ionic conditions used here, these electrodes are ideally selective for Cl− or F−, and they show no cross-reactivity towards the other anion.

Studying the role of SERCA requires, ideally, a selective and reversible inhibitor.

Any approach should ideally be selective for the killing of tumour Q-cells over the normal cells of the body, which are also mostly quiescent.

Ideally, the selective pressure applied to evolve improved or new biomolecule function should be limited to the DNA sequence level and not to gene copy number in a given cell (Zhou et al., 2012).

Ideally be selective with your optional extras, to ensure the flavours are compatible.

Ideally, hypoxia-selective drugs are delivered to the target environment without prior reduction or major transformation via substitution reactions at the metal center.

In general, for the drug molecules to be active, they must be released from these delivery systems, ideally in a selective manner at the therapeutic target.

In the future, methods need to be developed to infer exposure based on some combination of knowledge regarding the sources of exposure, the levels of exposure, and location of people in relation to those sources, ideally informed by selective measurements.

The treatment strategy aims to destroy cancer cells by activating their apoptotic signaling pathways, ideally to induce selective apoptosis cell death on cancer cells, and exert no harmful effects on normal cells [ 8, 9].