Sentence examples for microscopy study indicated from inspiring English sources

The microscopy study indicated that fatty acid greatly inhibited the crystallization of RISP in PSA.

Transmission microscopy study indicated formation of voids enclosed by undispersed GPs in the samples which could explain the decline of the properties.

Furthermore, confocal laser scanning microscopy study indicated that MPC/Ad-SS-PEG polyplexes could mediate much more efficient endosomal escape than stably shield MPC/Ad-PEG polyplexes at 12 h post-transfection.

Atomic force microscopy study indicates that the BFO film is rather dense with a smooth surface.

Hence, this electron microscopy study indicates that bismuth-based buffer layers systems are not suitable for implementation in coated conductors.

The atomic resolution electron microscopy studies indicated that the hardening kinetics was related to the formation of the nano-particles and location of the doped atoms.

Transmission electron microscopy studies indicated that this behaviour was due to the preferential location of silicates in the PBS phase than in the PLA phase.

Electron microscopy studies indicated that the interphase boundary interaction was highest in the clay with intermediate hydrophobicity but decreased with clays of higher or lower hydrophobicity.

Fluorescent microscopy studies indicated that fluorescein isothiocyanate labeled insulin when administered in solution, as well as when loaded into MCT1 or MCT2 SNEDDS, localized within the intercellular space of the Caco-2 cell monolayer, indicating transport by paracellular diffusion.

Confocal microscopy studies indicated that the lipophilic CL targets the endoplasmic reticulum (ER) of live cells, where it could be functioned as a fluorescent chemosensor for visualization of Cys in this organelle.

Atomic force microscopy studies indicated that alkyl chains bind to and retain segregated interfacial surfactant phases at low surface tensions by inducing 3D structural transitions in the monolayer's fluid-like phase, forming surfactant-associated reservoirs.