Sentence examples for matrix ratio from inspiring English sources

The results show that the inert matrix ratio zone loading method seems more versatile.

In the embryo, there is initially a high cell to matrix ratio, whereas the adult cartilage consists only of 2% cells.

Quantitative analysis for the strengthening effect of the Ni P W coatings was performed based on the elemental concentrations, Ni P compound precipitation and Ni(W) matrix ratio.

The parameters included the bars' diameter, type of fiber, type of resin, fiber to matrix ratio, and thermal properties were studied.

Raman spectroscopy provides information on bone chemical composition and structure via widely used metrics including mineral to matrix ratio, mineral crystallinity and carbonate content, collagen cross-linking ratio and depolarization ratios.

Carbonate substitution was significantly increased while there was a marked reduction in the level of collagen mineralization, mineral crystallinity, and carbonate:matrix ratio in the cortex of the intact tumor-bearing tibiae compared to contralateral controls.

– Need for normalization of recovered sample: Because of variability in the whole blood matrix, ratios or a reference molecule that is proportional to blood volume may be needed to normalize results.

The cell-to-matrix ratio of 1 5 (volume of wet cells:volume of sodium alginate) was applied followed the optimum entrapped yeast cell preparation described earlier (Siripattanakul et al. 2010b).

A high mineral-to-matrix ratio makes the bone brittle, with increased susceptibility to microdamage.

As seen in Figs. 1 3, there is a high cell-to-matrix ratio in the present study, in contrast to cell matrix ratio seen in mature human tendon [6].

Infrared spectroscopy of hCySH-treated cortical bone showed no difference in terms of the mineral-to-matrix ratio when compared to controls.