Sentence examples for isolation and characteristics from inspiring English sources
This review provides an up-to-date overview of the analytical applications of affibodies, and their isolation and characteristics.
should be placed a poster explaining the type of isolation and characteristics.
Here, we have reported the isolation and characteristics of the CSC population from human liver cancer based on function sorting, but not their cell surface marker expression.
Rauvala, H. & Pihlaskari, R. Isolation and some characteristics of an adhesive factor of brain that enhances neurite outgrowth in central neurons.
The CITR has collected data on donors; pancreas procurement, isolation and product characteristics; and baseline and follow-up on recipients of human allogeneic islet transplants from 1999 to the present.
Benchmark buildings with base isolation systems of different isolation periods and characteristic force ratios are subjected to synthetically developed near-field earthquake records at different fault-distances with different velocity pulse periods and their seismic performances are reported.
But he managed a few classic sentences in his otherwise wheel-spinning preface to "Poems": So, in Miss Murray's poetry, the dominant emotion is, I think, a feeling of isolation, and her characteristic images tactile shapes which reassure her that "Here" and "There" are both real and related to each other.
The magnitude of isolation and its characteristic curves in this case are very much similar to p-type InP, which is known to behave differently from n-type InP.
No clear correlation was found between the occurrence of some MGEs and isolation site characteristics and location (geographic).
New Zealand's climate is determined by its latitude, its isolation, and its physical characteristics.
The housing erected between 2009 and 2010 in the new settlements to accommodate people left homeless by the earthquake included features such as seismic isolation and solar cells, characteristics that are more closely associated with the development phase of a recovery process (Fig. 4h).
