Sentence examples for integrated to the outer from inspiring English sources

In practical, a negatively charged biomolecules species integrated to the outer surface of an n-type SiNW increases the resistivity of the device and vice versa if using p-type SiNWs [66].

An eyespot with multiple or scattered foci can be produced if the small signals from multiple foci are additively integrated to signify the outer rings.

The whole flight control system is integrated with the outer loop flight altitude control.

This window design has a thin-film photovoltaic (PV) module integrated into the outer pane, which powers thermoelectric (TE) units embedded in the frame of the window.

Bergfriede, which take their name from the German for a belfry, had similarities to keeps, but are usually distinguished from them on account of Bergfriede having a smaller area or footprint, usually being non-residential and being typically integrated into the outer defences of a castle, rather than being a safe refuge of last resort.

Of those, solely neisserial Omp85 is integrated into the outer membrane of mitochondria.

In the mitochondria, Hax-1 is integrated in the outer mitochondrial membrane and localized in the intermembrane space.

The anti-apoptotic Bcl-2 family proteins consist of Bcl-2, Bcl-xL, Mcl-1, A1 and Bcl-W, which are generally integrated within the outer mitochondrial membrane.

6) The authors conclude "our patient's photoreceptor precursor cells integrated into the outer nuclear layer and differentiated into morphologically normal rod photoreceptors".

As positive control, the yeast porin efficiently integrated into the outer mitochondrial membrane and therefore exhibited a salt-independent association with mitochondria, whereas GFP (as a negative control) was not able to associate with mitochondria at any salt concentrations.

Only the embryonic-stage Crx-positive donor cells integrated within the outer nuclear layer of the recipient and differentiated into new cones, whereas postnatal cells generated a 10-fold higher number of rods compared with embryonic-stage donors.