Sentence examples for localized directly on from inspiring English sources

Due to electrostatic interactions, one fraction of surfactants is localized directly on the clay surface building a bilayer between the platelets.

The software tools that had end points localized directly on the convex hull (e.g., MOLE 1.4, CAVER 2.0) predicted longer channels with large radii where the probe left the biomacromolecular surface (this behavior could be easily recognized from the "bulky ends" of the identified channels outside the structure).

If the mapping F ( t, x, y ) is globally u.s.c. in ( t, x, y ), then the transversality conditions can be localized directly on the boundary of K, as will be shown in the following proposition, whose proof is again quite analogous to the finite-dimensional case considered in [2].

Based on brain localization we categorized inflammatory cuffs in 3 groups: (1) meningeal cuffs localized around leptomeningeal vessels, (2) periventricular cuffs localized directly adjacent to a ventricle, and (3) parenchymal cuffs localized around parenchymal brain microvessels.

In some cases, even the cpeR gene is localized directly downstream of cpeT.

Though PSTPIP1 filaments do not appear to co-localize directly with intermediate filaments or microtubules, we find that the integrity of PSTPIP1 filaments depends on an intact microtubular system.

To develop such investigations, it would be advantageous to have a simple optical technique capable to localize mica flakes directly on metallic surfaces and determine their thickness in situ similarly as it can be done on Si02/Si substrates[2, 3].

It supplies the crack opening perpendicular to the localized cracks directly, which can be plotted on the mesh.

It was not just localized on one street corner.

Most of the transcripts (213, 78%) were directly localized on the pig genomic sequence (Sscrofa9).

The presence of tubercles on carbon steel and cast iron cannot be used to conclude localized corrosion directly under the tubercles or a role for bacteria in their formation (Ray et al. 2010).