Sentence examples for manifest formation from inspiring English sources

Vibration modes of unit cell at absolute band gap edges are given to manifest formation mechanism of absolute band gaps.

We further found that the IFNβ stimulation by MPYS can be inhibited by high levels of ROS, and ROS stimulate MPYS oxidation as manifest by formation of intermolecular disulfide bonds within MPYS homodimers.

After 1 h's reaction, the product surface became black and fluffy, manifesting the formation of dense Cu2S nanotubes.

FESEM images manifested the formation of nanodiscs and nanoflowers with a diameter of around 300 nm and thickness of 50 nm.

This reduction of the ratio between the intensity of the dublet (superparamagnetic particles) and sextet manifests the formation of larger particles (~50 nm) due to the proceeding crystallization process.

GNRs have been already synthesized by means of different pattering techniques [1, 2], and there exists convincing evidence that their electronic structure manifests subband formation which is a typical predicted signature of the one-dimensional (1D) confinement [3].

Activation of the DDR pathway in the nuclei is manifested by formation of foci-containing activated DDR proteins (Polo and Jackson, 2011).

Thus, within the Sprague-Dawley rat group exposed to a diet with relatively high concentrations of Aroclor 1260 for 2 years a hepatocarcinogenic effect manifested by formation of slowly growing hepatocellular carcinomas was produced.

The electropolymerized 1,4-dialkoxybenzene unit exhibited π-donor properties manifested by formation of a (π donor)–(π acceptor) complex with MV2+ during electropolymerization, which led to the MIPPh film.

Both R-cells and L-cells were capable of terminal osteoblastic differentiation as manifested by formation of calcified colonies, which requires progression through all of the preceding stages of osteoblastic differentiation.

2-Hydroxy-3,4,5-trimethoxybenzophenones (8 16) manifest pseudo-ring formation involving intramolecular hydrogen bonding of the 2-OH and the carbonyl group.