Sentence examples for molecular level due from inspiring English sources

The SEM and FT-IR experimental results revealed that these ancient textiles remained morphologically intact due to the special (very dry) climate in Xinjiang, but noticeably degraded at the molecular level due to long time thermo-ageing and/or biodegradation.

The results suggest that changes on the molecular level due to the presence of the silicate layers only have a small influence on the modulus, because the modulus can be explained with a composite model.

Of the Bcc, B. cenocepacia has been the most studied at the molecular level due to its clinical importance.

However, in some cases where a barcoding gap was not observed, morphological species were still diagnosable at the molecular level due to fixed nucleotide substitutions, e.g., Neobidessodes samkrisi and N. flavosignatus [17] diverge by as little as 0.85 to 1.14% but are diagnosable by five fixed nucleotide characters.

The experiments show that populations with identical genotypes present heterogeneous phenotypes and that noise at the molecular level, due to low copy numbers, contributes to population diversity.

Allium cepa roots were used to study plant cell proliferation and endoreduplication at molecular level due to its relatively simple structure and distinct regions of meristem, elongation, and mature zones.

The comparison against gas chromatography data on the other hand, revealed that there are significant differences at the molecular level primarily due to the inability to predict all possible structural combinations of alkyl groups, which increases exponentially with the carbon number.

However, despite the therapeutic constituents that have been identified thus far in EEDS, the pharmacological effects of EEDS have not been well-characterized, particularly on the molecular level, largely due to the chemical complexity of EEDS.

However, there are a large number of non-typeable H. parasuis strains exhibiting high heterogeneity at the molecular level [4], perhaps due to recombination or lateral gene transfer.

Breast malignancy at the molecular level is partly due to genetic mutations and deletions that result in the alteration of expression and function of various cellular genes.

However, the underlying mechanisms of resistance have not been characterized at the molecular level, in part due to a lack of molecular resources for many members of the Solanaceae, particularly non-crop species.