Sentence examples for molecules to create from inspiring English sources
Once there, it could track its host's condition and synthesize molecules to create drugs.
In doing so they gain energy resulting in them passing electrons to oxygen and breaking up water molecules to create hydroxyl "free radicals".
Molecules of smart polymers can be herded almost instantly into hard and soft layers with synthesized detergent molecules to create things as diverse as hard, transparent finishes on automobiles and coatings for windshields.
The golden handshakes from a decade of downsizing at Kodak, Xerox and Bausch & Lomb have financed new enterprises that use fiber optics and organic molecules to create the digital and biotechnology products of the future.
Nanotechnology refers to the manipulation of matter at the scale of atoms and molecules to create novel forms of common materials, like carbon molecules arranged in nanotubes, which are 100 times as strong as steel but much lighter.
5. Nanotechnology The idea behind nanotechnology - controlling individual atoms and molecules to create miniature devices (chips, motors, self-replicating robots that clean up our arteries) - has been around since the 50s.
When it is all mixed together in the test tube, the software and hardware operate on the input molecule to create the output.
In an article being published today in the journal Science, the U.C.L.A. team says it has succeeded in using a molecule to create an electronic switch that can be reconfigured -- that is, it can be turned on and off, and on again -- like a transistor.
Immunogenicity was reduced by mutating seven immunodominant B-cell epitopes on the PE38 molecule to create a new agent, EGF4KDEL 7Mut.
Atoms with larger radii than those on the hydroxyl groups on PPG were added or substituted in the PPG molecule to create a larger molecule.
Under illumination, the photosensitizer is excited to a singlet state and its energy is transferred to a nearby oxygen molecule to create a very aggressive chemical species, singlet oxygen, which very rapidly generates free radicals.
