Sentence examples for matrices of advanced from inspiring English sources

Epoxy resins are well established as thermosetting matrices of advanced nanocomposites, displaying a series of promising characteristics for a wide range of application [27, 28, 29, 30].

Here, we review the contributions of, advanced microscopy to the characterization of the functional architecture of integrin-mediated, cell matrix adhesions.

Due to the complexity of cosmetic matrices, advanced extraction techniques, in combination with gas and liquid chromatography coupled to mass spectrometry or tandem-mass spectrometry, have been proved as powerful tools to successfully tackle cosmetic analysis.

The mixtures were then subjected to a thermal condensation polymerization reaction in which the constituent oligomers formed the ester backbone of the ATSP matrix and advanced the molecular weight while acetic acid was emitted as the by-product, and generated a porous nanocomposite morphology.

And working within the matrix of these advances, designers and engineers have come up with new classifications of enticing devices, scores of which will reach store shelves in time for the holidays.

The static compression model recapitulates these pieces of evidence regarding disc matrix aggrecan degradation; advancing degeneration does not necessarily imply increased aggrecan fragments, particularly by aggrecanase cleavage.

So, the observed distribution patterns of the two Amgalaxin-like proteins are consistent with a role for Amgalaxin-like 1 in laying down the organic matrix in advance of calcification and for Amgalaxin-like 2 in the process of calcification itself.

The design comptuta- tion, however, employs matrices of real numbers rather than polynomial matrices.

Recent advances have led to the identification of a number of fibrous proteins that are associated with the extracellular matrices of such microbial communities.

Methodological approaches for producing matrix-free standards of gas mixtures have advanced rapidly in recent years.

Based on the two dimensions described above, De Blok advances a matrix of interface classifications; see Table  1.