Sentence examples for molecular structure engineering from inspiring English sources
To the best of our knowledge, this is the first example of a turn-on chemodosimeter that detects primary amines selectively through in situ molecular structure engineering leading to the generation of a new turn-on optical signal.
To attain such a goal, here we present a rational design principle based on intrinsic molecular-structure engineering.
Computational modeling is familiar to researchers in fields such as molecular structure, neurobiology and metabolic pathway engineering, and is rapidly emerging in the area of gene expression.
Given that proteins are well-structured and can be rapidly synthesized, they are excellent targets for engineering both molecular structure and biological function.
Unfortunately, the N-C interface as a critical chemical active site is still short of a deep and detail understanding owing to the difficulty of interfacial structure engineering on the molecular scale.
The efficiency of solar cells based on small molecules can be increased considerably by careful engineering and optimization of molecular structure of the blended film morphology.
Their modular molecular structure is also attractive from the standpoint of biosynthetic engineering.
Much insight into spider silk molecular structure has been driven by technological advances in biochemistry, molecular and structural biology, engineering, and physics.
More than fifty years after the discovery of the molecular structure of DNA, molecular biology is mature enough for quantification useful for biological engineering applications, similar to chemistry in the 1950s.
This opens the possibility of exploiting the versatility on band structure engineering offered by this QD-CL structure in devices working at RT. 81.15.Hi (molecular beam epitaxy); 78.55.Cr (III-V semiconductors); 73.21.La (quantum dots).
More than fifty years after the discovery of the molecular structure of DNA, molecular biology is mature enough for real quantification that is useful for biological engineering applications, similar to the revolution in modeling in chemistry in the 1950s.
