Sentence examples for more physiological media from inspiring English sources

We also performed the same analysis in perhaps more "physiological" media, such as white grape juice [16].

We further detected the size and distribution of AMP-QDs in more extensive physiological media including 0.01 M PBS and cell culture medium containing 10%% foetal bovine serum, and the results were similar to Fig. 1a (Additional file 1: Figure S2).

We found that the polymersome with a larger DSMA (MA-4.8 polymersome) was more stable in physiological media than that without methacrylate groups (MA-0.0 polymersome) and that with a smaller DSMA (MA-2.7 polymersome), even without cross-linking treatment.

Our observations are consistent with the hypothesis that crowding by diffusible cytoplasmic macromolecules is a crucial but overlooked factor which supports the nucleus in vivo by equilibrating the opposing osmotic pressure cause by the high concentration of macromolecules in the nucleus, and suggest that crowded media provide more physiological conditions to study nuclear structure and functions.

It is likely that screening in media with more physiological pH or trace nutrient levels, with altered carbon sources [ 28], or with host defense constituents (for example, serum) in place would result in the identification of different scaffolds as promising therapies even from the same chemical libraries.

In physiological media with higher electrolyte contents and more phosphate ions, the extent of dissolution of ZnO increased.

Therefore, our LSPR-based sensing technique allows for the quantitative assay of miR-10b in diverse physiological media without requiring miR extraction, and is more sensitive than the widely used qRT-PCR technique.

It's more physiological than that".

Mg alloys are very susceptible to corrosion in physiological media.

In physiological media the particles swell significantly but remain intact.

In vitro degradation and solute release into physiological media were quantified for up to 70 h.