Sentence examples for immobilization ability from inspiring English sources
Particularly nitrogen-doping provided strong polysulfide immobilization ability, significantly suppressing the shuttle effect.
As expected, higher graphitization degree lead to increasing in corrosion resistance, but at the same time resulted in reducing the immobilization ability of platinum on carbon supports.
The Co-N-C/rGO layer with abundant mesopores possesses strong immobilization ability of polysulfides and high electronic conductivity, which could work as an intrinsic physical/chemical frame work barrier and an upper current collector to trap and reutilize the polysulfides.
Cellulose is one of the most abundant biopolymers in the nature, which has received special attention for development of conducting materials due to biocompatibility for protein and drug immobilization and ability to form the composites with synthetic polymers.
Numerous amperometric urate biosensors based on uricase or uricase coupled with peroxidase varying in the type of electrode, immobilization technique, ability and type of redox mediator(s), conductive polymers etc. have been described [ 9- 15].
8 One of the primary goals of enzyme immobilization is the ability to recover and reuse enzymes.
Therefore, by immobilization of enzyme, the ability of adsorbent to capture the adsorbate and form a chemical interaction becomes greater.
The physiological status of an animal has also been shown to have a profound effect on sensitivity to immobilization and on the ability to metabolize chemicals [ 5].
They probably require a range of toxins that target different groups of prey species since there is variation in venom's ability for immobilization and killing across such a variety of prey.
The ω-hexatoxins are major components in the venom of Australian funnel-web spiders [ 18- 20] and they contribute significantly to prey immobilization by virtue of their ability to specifically block insect, but not vertebrate, voltage-gated calcium (CaV) channels [ 17, 18, 20- 22].
The ability of the metal immobilization is called buffering capacity.
