Sentence examples for medium owing to from inspiring English sources
The spatially dependent displacement of the elastic medium owing to this force was calculated by 1929.
A liquid drop or gas bubble can be regarded as an opaque medium owing to the employment of small numerical-aperture (N.A).
The cured coatings were thermally stable, and their hydrophobicity increased after immersion in a saline medium, owing to further polymer crosslinking.
On the other hand, above 300 °C, the cement paste undergoes morphological alterations, and the skeleton does not appear to be a continuous medium owing to its chemical dehydration caused by the continuously increasing temperature (Yim et al. 2012).
Yeast cells in which the ADE2 gene has been deleted (ade2Δ strain) form red colonies on rich medium, owing to the accumulation of phosphoribosylaminoimidazole (AIR), the Ade2p enzyme substrate, which becomes red when oxidized by active respiration.
Impressively, the Pd4Au1-P/PDIL-CNTs possessed promoted electrocatalytic performance, accelerated kinetics and enhanced stability than other tested catalysts toward EOR in alkaline medium, primarily owing to the synergistic effect of PDIL-CNTs, P, Au and Pd.
The culture medium was devoid of β-actin, confirming that the presence of tau in medium was not owing to contamination by intracellular protein from degenerating neurons.
Timber piles are not suitable for granular soil with boulders underlain by medium-stiff clay owing to the existence of boulders in upper layers.
CFX anions were strongly held to the extent that their diffusion from the interlayer into the exchange medium solution was retarded, owing to the fact that total release of CFX was not achieved (CFX release at equillibrium was approximately 56%). Figure 8 Release profile of CFX from Z-CFX in PBS pH 7.4 and from physical mixture of LZH-CFX (inset).
7 8 In these cases, the ocular medium may become hazy owing to condensation of the anterior vitreous unless a vitrectomy is performed.
A key characteristic of A. niger is the rapid acidification of the culture medium during exponential growth owing to the secretion of mainly gluconic acid, citric acid, and oxalic acid, resulting in a pH below 2.0 in uncontrolled batch cultures.
