Sentence examples for matrix constituted of from inspiring English sources

CCD matrix constituted of process variables like FA concentration, time, temperature and biomass with intracellular, extracellular and total vanillin productions as responses.

Since depletion strategies (for example, using charcoal [ 41, 42]) did not perform well in our hands, we switched to a surrogate plasma-like matrix constituted of a saline solution containing diluted, lipid-free, bovine serum albumin (BSA, 5 g/0.1 L), which has been widely used in the past to mimic plasma in bioanalysis [ 43– 43].

This non-parametric approach differs from the parametric methods for random uncertainties modelling and has been developed in introducing a new ensemble of random matrices constituted of symmetric positive-definite real random matrices.

In the case of the matrix constituted by the physical mixture DTZ-CRG, the value obtained was strangely low (n = 0.22, s.d. 0.01, R 0.965).

Different numbers of PCs of the SNP genotypes matrix constituted the Q matrix.

The increase in percentage of elongation was explained by considering that the HA particles in the continuous phase of the polymer matrix constituted a second phase.

The matrix of the former is mainly constituted by zeolites, amorphous phases, and volcanic glass; and the latter (CI and PI) have a matrix constituted by feldspars and minor amount of glass.

Columns of the X− k matrix constitute a set of possible transcription factors.

The matrix constitutes about 14%28.3%% of the rock; the mica content is about 12%19%%.

Photodynamic inactivation is a promising treatment option for eradication of microbial infections; however, as a biofilm treatment strategy, it has to overcome the obstacle of exopolymer matrix constituting a physical barrier for the photosensitizers as well as light.

Based on the previous findings of others (reviewed in Alpin et al, 1998), we can suggest that interaction of CBS colon carcinoma cells with components of the extracellular matrix constitutes the initial stimulus for ERK activation and the subsequent downstream events (including, presumably, E-cadherin expression) that follow.