Sentence examples for molecules emitted by from inspiring English sources

From a communication point of view, platelets act as mobile transmitters, endothelial cells are fixed receivers, sticky to the vessel walls, and the transmitted signal is made of bursts of molecules emitted by platelets.

Successful co-adaptation between plants and insects requires that plants produce specific compounds in response to herbivory, and that insects respond adequately to molecules emitted by plants.

In recent decades it has been noted that trained dogs can detect specific odor molecules emitted by cancer cells.

Scent molecules emitted by animals can also attract others to a particular location or affect their behaviour.

Scientists have known for decades that carbonaceous molecules emitted by cars, factories, and ships can react chemically to form new pollutants called secondary organic aerosols (SOA).

Thus, it is unlikely that this simplest mechanism based on sensing the number of freely diffusing cdr2p molecules emitted by the nodes would work.

This highly volatile molecule emitted by the brood is easily dispersed within the colony.

The nanopores are formed by perforating the surface of the transmitter, and through these nanopores, the molecules emitted from the point source transude as shown in Fig. 3.

The type and number of molecules emitted vary as much as their sources.

The code also includes photoionisation processes of air molecules by photons emitted by excited constituents.

In a transformed cell we can expect only 1 out of 10 to 1 out of 10 molecules emitting a single photon from the total pool in comparison to up to 10 photons emitted by a single fluorescent molecule (26).