Sentence examples for imparting orientation from inspiring English sources

Alignment of single wall carbon nanotubes (SWNT) in liquid crystalline (LC) polymer matrix imparting orientation to the nanotubes along the nematic director was studied by atomic force microscopy, measurements of electrical conductivity and Raman spectroscopy of the composite in the directions parallel and perpendicular to the nematic director.

The interaction of PCNA with DNA imparts an orientation to PCNA that is competent for pol δ binding and initiation of DNA synthesis.

In the late 1980's, Dr. V. Alan Kostelecky, a particle physicist at Indiana University, and his colleagues pointed out that in some of these solutions, the spins of the strings could impart an orientation to empty space, like the lines left by the weave in a fine cloth.

Above θLC limit the islands appear to impart their orientation to both phases; this is the channeling effect predicted earlier from the Flory statistical-mechanical theory of PLCs (Blonski et al., Macromolecules, 1993, 26, 84).

We hypothesized that ether linkages would impart flexibility for orientation to improve binding to SR binding pockets, enhancing anti-atherogenic activity.

Understanding and controlling the molecular features that impart a favourable backbone orientation and facilitate close intermolecular interactions are required to optimise morphology and long-range order for efficient charge transport.

Nanofiber scaffolds play a major role in signaling cell alignment, extracellular matrix orientation, and thereby in imparting mechanical integrity to the regenerating tissue.

Three of those 12 states require teachers to impart only negative information on sexual orientation to students.

On the other hand intramolecular folding of BPL initiated by bio-5'AMP may impart steric hindrance which probably restrains orientation of the adenylate towards the self-biotinable lysine.

The orientation of pendant flowers will impart directionality to pollinators as they approach [ 32], and it has been estimated that 53% of flower species do not face upward [ 33].

The observation that centrosome age influences chromosome alignment and imparts a functional asymmetry on mitotic spindles to influence the orientation of chromosome non-disjunction is quite novel and is a very interesting phenomenon.