Sentence examples for matrices to give from inspiring English sources

Fibroblasts after the culture could bind tightly with the sponge layer via newly formed extracellular matrices to give a living cell matrix chitosan composite.

Each sensor provides absolute orientation in the form of Euler angles and from these, relative angles between the sensors were calculated from the direction cosine matrices to give flexion/extension, rotation and valgus/varus angles.

Meanwhile, the oxidative products could be adsorbed by agarose matrix to give clean fuel avoiding the post-treatment.

The nitrile rubbers form a dispersed phase within the polyester matrix to give blends with enhanced fracture resistance.

The scanning electron microscopic analysis of the film, which is in dried state, reveals that the ferrocene polysiloxane forms average 500 nm size spheres and those are evenly distributed in the chitosan matrix to give a homogeneous nanocomposite.

The surface oxidized CNTs are crucial for this significant increase in electrical conductivity, which provides strong adhesion between the nanotubes and the matrix to give a homogeneous carbon nanotube-NiFe2O4 composite.

The high- and low-order schemes used are the ones proposed by Lohner who adds diffusion to the high-order scheme by subtracting the lumped-mass matrix from the consistent-mass matrix to give the low-order scheme; the diffusion coefficient is adjusted globally.

These results, which can be arranged as a matrix to give an expression "array" of the island genes in the different bacterial backgrounds, are summarized in Table 3.

The data from the analysis can be arranged in a matrix to give an expression "array" of the island genes in the different bacterial backgrounds.

The resulting trees were split using the cutree function in R to give 13 groups (cutree can interpret a given tree as a cluster hierarchy that can then be merged/split using the underlying distance matrix to give the desired number of clusters).

Mammalian frataxin is synthesized in the cytosol as a precursor form (FXN1 210) that is targeted to mitochondria and processed in two steps in the mitochondrial matrix to give an intermediate form (FXN42 210) and, subsequently, the mature form of frataxin (FXN81 210) (Condo et al., 2007; Schmucker et al., 2008).