Sentence examples for making the substrate from inspiring English sources

The particles were seen mostly agglomerated or discretely dispersed on the fiber surface, making the substrate almost invisible.

The IPN technology can further be used to alter mechanical properties of the device by making the substrate stiffer or softer, depending on hydrogels and process conditions.

At 37 °C, the water content was 70 wt % and the modulus was in the range of several hundred kilopascals, making the substrate more suitable for cell adhesion.

However, this efficiency was moderated by an increase in the Km value for both substrates, making the substrate specificity only twofold different between tyrosine and phenylalanine.

The CBM1 can assist enzyme function by promoting association to the substrate (Boraston et al., 2004; Herve et al., 2010), thus it is possible that cellulolytic genes with a CBM1 could function in the initial attack of the cellulose, making the substrate more accessible or releasing inducers for other cellulolytic enzymes.

To protect the surface of materials from the effects of graffiti paints, there are anti-graffiti products that prevent the penetration of these paints into the pore system of the substrates, making the substrates water- and oil-repellent, thus facilitating their removal.

The CID forms a wall alongside the TIM barrel's substrate-binding cleft, making the substrate-binding cleft deeper (Li and Greene 2010).

In the outward-open EM structure the extracellular funnel deepens and widens further, making the substrate-binding site accessible from the extracellular side.

Sometimes, bioavailability of the primary substrate can be improved with biodegradation of the surfactant due to greater release of hydrocarbons from the micellar phase into the aqueous phase, making the substrates more readily available to microorganisms.

It is a characteristic of reactions catalyzed by acids or bases, however, that the addition or removal of a proton either makes the substrate unstable, so that it decomposes or rearranges, or that it causes the substrate to become reactive toward some other species present in the system.

The polyimide film substrate was utilized as a honeycomb mesh structure to make the substrate more robust against strain.