Sentence examples for more stable molecular from inspiring English sources

In their simulations, free-floating molecules begin organizing into a helixlike structure resembling DNA, and as time passes, more stable molecular arrangements begin replacing less-stable versions.

Vibrational and thermal analysis suggest that the cyclodextrin molecules are dehydrated and their cone structure is broken to form a more stable molecular unit.

CircRNAs have a more stable molecular structure that can resist to exoribonuclease comparing to those linear ones, and their molecular functions include microRNA sponge, regulatory roles in transcription, mRNA traps that compete with linear splicing, templates for translation and possibly other presently unknown roles.

For example, higher order aggregates of amyloid fibrils generally exhibit more stable molecular structures, with the stability increasing with size.

Exposure to high temperature will help in isomerisation of methylene interrupted poly-unsaturated olefin structure to form more stable high molecular weight polymer [19], which increases thermal stability of biodiesel.

Subsequently, methyl groups present in the column were treated with ozone to form free radicals and readily cross-link to form a more stable, higher-molecular weight gum phase [15, 20].

Separately, the molecular weights of nanoparticle-forming molecules can be tailored to improve the structural integrity of nanoparticles: nanoparticles formed from the self-assembly of high molecular weight polymers remained more stable than small molecular weight molecules, such as lipids and surfactants.

Thus, The VAlPO4 berlinite is proved to be more stable than VAPO4-5 molecular sieve as heterogeneous catalyst for the selective oxidation of cyclohexane with molecular oxygen under atmospheric pressure.

S-nitrosated HSA (SNO-HSA) is significantly more stable than low molecular weight S-nitrosothiols [ 31, 32].

In contrast, berlinite is more stable than porous aluminophosphate molecular sieve.

Berlinite is more stable than MeAPO-n molecular sieve [5, 6].