Sentence examples for medium which resulted from inspiring English sources

This may have resulted from a rapid decrease in the pH of the medium, which resulted in enormous numbers of dead cells.

Here, it is attributed to the thermally induced variation in the refractive index of the medium, which resulted from the linear absorption of red BS dye-doped PMMA film.

The ZnO nanorod arrays with variable densities and dimensions were induced by tuning the volume of the growth medium, which resulted in a dynamic variations process of supersaturation degree.

Parasites were suspended in Eagle's minimal essential medium, which resulted in 1 × 10 parasites per millilitre.

After boiling process, a lot of the antioxidant substances were running off into the boiling medium, which resulted in decrease of their antioxidant capacities [ 44].

This variability is partly due to the delay in arrival of the excitation at different supports (which is called the wave passage effect) and due to heterogeneity in the ground medium which results in incoherency and local effects.

We monitored release of LDH into the culture medium, which results from the disruption of cell membranes and release of LDH with other cytoplasmic components.

It has been reported salt-adding would significantly cause the osmotic stress in the medium which results in a dramatic accumulation of glycerol in the microalga Chlamydomonas reinhardtii[ 36].

The explanation for their observations depends on pooling of contrast medium, which results in signal loss that is greater for lesions with large vascular pools (e.g. haemangiomata and hepatomas).

The observed behavior is expected and consistent with the scattering theory; as the concentration of hemoglobin within the cell is decreased, so is the contrast of the particle relative to the suspending medium, which results in a decrease of the scattering contribution [ 6, 7]. Figure 13 presents the simulations of the experimental spectra using the same MCHC and MCV values.

The aerobic degradation of the branched NP present in the polluted sediment was studied in 250 ml serum bottles with 2 ± 0.2 g dry weight tNP-polluted sediment and 50 ml of aerobic medium, which results in 2.5 ± 0.6 nmol tNP per milliliter slurry added with the sediment.