Sentence examples for inherent precursor from inspiring English sources

Correlating the number of primary colonies to the volume of blood processed might help determine whether this apparently high success rate is due to the higher volume of equine blood collected or due to higher inherent precursor frequency of these cells in equine cord blood compared to human cord blood.

Due to the inherent defects of precursor molecular structure, the limited effect of structure in the formed g-C3N4 will weaken the extension of delocalization of π electrons between the adjacent tri-s-triazine or heptazine units of g-C3N4, which thus leads to poor visible-light absorption, low utilization efficiency of charge carrier.

Some carbon, inherent to the precursors used, was also detected by XPS.

Electrospun scaffolds retain the elasticity and cell-interactive properties inherent in the tropoelastin precursor.

The inherent viscosity of the precursor polymer was 0.35 dl/g.

These data suggest that Ddit3 acts through the development or stabilization of a more primitive precursor with inherent Meg-E potential.

In principle the apparently late origin of a process can be attributed to lack of selective advantage, lack of suitable phylogenetic precursors, or its inherent mutational/mechanistic difficulty.

These amyloidogenic precursor proteins possess an inherent proteotoxicity that contributes to the development of a fatal AL amyloid cardiomyopathy.

RNA sequencing suggests that Ddit3 acts through development or stabilization of a precursor upstream of GMPs with inherent Meg-E potential.

A lack of repeated observation is also an inherent problem with this type of potential earthquake precursor.

This phenomenon is thought may due to either their inherent dispersion characteristic properties of MWCNTs in polymeric precursor solution [15] or they cannot fully be stretched under the electrospininng parameters (e.g., the applied electric field force).