Sentence examples for matrices could lead from inspiring English sources
Our capacity to detect smaller and smaller quantities of PAHs in seafood and other matrices could lead to misperceptions by the public about the health risks that they may face after oils spills and natural disasters.
During thermal oil recovery the elevated reservoir temperature and pressure in combination with the possible catalytic effect of rock matrixes could lead to significant changes in the composition of the phases and their physical and chemical properties.
The negligible matrix-effect could lead to a simplification of the extraction procedure.
The results revealed that the shale-like morphology of PEDOT might bring some possibility for formation of lamellar structures from incorporation of PEDOT in GO matrix, which could lead a large surface area for uniform distribution of Au nanoparticles.
This is important since altered adhesion to extracellular matrix proteins could lead to premature release of CML cells from the bone marrow, resulting in a deregulated hematopoiesis.
6 Dysregulation of granuloma formation and of extracellular matrix turnover could lead to similar sequelae in B. pseudomallei and Mycobacterium tuberculosis infections.
The over-expression of gelatinase activities may impair the turnover of matrix, which could lead to a qualitatively different and mechanically less stable tendon that is more susceptible to damage.
An investigation of the molecular markers involved in the matrix lysis such as matrix metalloproteinase (MMP) could lead to a better understanding of our present findings.
These measurements may permit early detection of changes of cartilage matrix integrity, which could lead to osteoarthritis, and thus would be a relevant preclinical model for the development of clinical treatment before any cartilage morphological alterations occur.
In addition, the model has not yet been modified to deal with mixed-mode ply crack growth, or with non-linear matrix behaviour which could lead to significant deviations between model predictions and experimental results at large strains.
Together with a simultaneous matrix effect, this could lead to unacceptable accuracy in quantitative liquid chromatography mass spectrometry assays, especially when electrospray ionization is used.
