Sentence examples for incomplete spheres from inspiring English sources

However, when Angiomotins are depleted or absent, incomplete spheres of Gag proteins accumulate on the inner membrane surface and viruses are not released.

Different molar ratios of CuBr also influence the completeness of the supramolecules: A deficit of CuBr (e.g. 5 mg, 0.03 mmol) leads to more incomplete spheres (2 d-Br).

Synthesis of 2 b d-Br: A solution of 1 (40 mg, 0.055 mmol) in CH2Cl2 (8 mL) was stirred over solid Cub d-Br mg, 0.17 mmol) for 4 h (more incomplete spheres, 2 d-Br) to 3 dAysolutioncofplete spheres, 2 b-Br).

The diagram shows an inverted semicircle sitting inside an incomplete liquid sphere.

This procedure could be confirmed by some incomplete hollow sphere in Figure1a.

For the first time a controlled access is possible to either incomplete (that is, porous) spheres (2 b d), or to complete nano-sized balls (2 a).

Therefore, for the first time, the contents of CuX molecules can be controlled by dissolving the appropriate amount of CuX into a solution of 1 needed for a straightforward formation of either incomplete (that means porous) spheres in the desired stoichiometry or complete nano-sized balls, which undergo unprecedented reversible shape rearrangement to a tetrahedral-shaped supramolecule.

Better programs need to be developed for accurately determining lattice parameters, indexing all reflections, extracting the intensities and correcting for incomplete intensities, dynamic scattering, and Ewald sphere curvature.

Because the coordination sphere of magnesium is still incomplete, it could also be engaged in binding of water molecules or the pyrophosphate moiety of CDP-inositol, as observed in some glycosyltransferases18 and kinases19.

As this information may often be lacking or incomplete, based on recent experience, the existing SPHERE recommendation to vaccinate all children 6 months to 15 years remains sound public health policy.

Furthermore, the small particles had an incomplete spherical shell membrane structure and gradually formed a sphere through layer-by-layer growth.