Sentence examples for molecules could enter from inspiring English sources

Because of the wettability at the film surface, hydrated oxygen molecules could enter into the 11-mercapto-1-undecanol self-assembled monolayer without difficulty.

However, in 2008, Stellacci, who was then at MIT, and Darrell Irvine, a professor of materials science and engineering and of biological engineering, found that a special class of gold nanoparticles coated with a mix of molecules could enter cells without any disruption.

At the pore size of 0.64 nm, both H2 and CH4 molecules could enter the channel of pristine GM.

Compared to pristine GM, the amount of H2 molecules entering the channel increases to 81~85 for GM H, GM F, GM OH, and GM NH2, except GM COOH, where only 11 H2 molecules could enter.

We suggest that the effect of a smaller amount of MSS was compensated by larger pores in the MSS crystals (18 nm); the enzyme molecules could enter these pores, and thus, the effective surface area of MSS was larger than the area of silicalites.

They would also have to create a doorway through which the synthetic molecules could enter the cell.

At low pH, the undissociated acetic acid molecule could enter into cells across the plasma membrane and dissociates into acetate and protons in the cytoplasm, thus inducing intracellular acidification and inhibiting important metabolic processes [ 8].

These molecules are so small that they could enter the brain, irrespective of any barrier mechanisms, and they do not have the right chemical groups to be substrates for P-gylcoprotein.

But what if you could enter a virtual reality environment where the molecules lie before you, obeying all the laws of molecular physics as calculated by supercomputers, and move them around in three dimensions?

Research groups are working to identify the small molecule that is able to target the DNA repair activity of APEX1/REF1, which could enter into clinical trials.

Any passer-by could enter.