Sentence examples for matrix constituting a from inspiring English sources
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.
The procedure starts from the search for sequences in the complete archaeal proteomes that are most closely related to the initial sequence segments (origins) in order to construct the seed alignment with a frequency matrix constituting a profile.
One possibility is that they migrate from the explant and adhere to the collagen matrix, constituting a cell monolayer away from the original explant, or undifferentiated cells from the explant migrate to form the monolayer, and after that differentiate into ciliated or secretory cells.
The lifting scheme implements a filter bank as a multiplication of upper and lower triangular matrices, where each matrix constitutes a lifting step [1, 2].
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 biocomposite matrix constituted a two component low viscosity Araldite®LY 8601/Aradur® 8602 epoxy resin system and the lignin content varied from 0 to 25% by weight fraction.
Columns of the X− k matrix constitute a set of possible transcription factors.
Bone matrix constitutes a complex and organized framework that provides mechanical support and exerts essential role in the bone homeostasis.
Phylogenetic signals can also be obtained from domain occurrence in proteomes, and the analysis of the binary matrix constitutes a fast tree-building approach for regular revision.
The unmineralized matrix constitutes an osteoid seam or border, averaging 6 to 10 microns in thickness during active bone formation.
Each offspring was given a genotype based on the genotypes of its parents, and all the produced genotypes were pooled into a matrix constituting the initial conditions for the next generation.
