Sentence examples for more stable particles from inspiring English sources

The particle size of the nanoparticles was found to be 260 ± 2.85 nm, while the zeta potential was −18 ± 2.12 mV, indicating more stable particles.

It was observed that the construct with KH units in clusters was able to condense pDNA into more stable particles with sizes < 150 nm making them suitable for cellular uptake via receptor mediated endocytosis.

But the Higgs will immediately decay into more stable particles (what, exactly, scientists don't know yet).

If it exists, the Higgs is very short-lived, quickly decaying - or transforming - into more stable particles.

Scientists will have to look at how the Higgs decays - or transforms - into other, more stable particles after being produced in collisions at the LHC.

Prof Heuer said: "We can be misled by small numbers, so we need more statistics," but added: "It is exciting". If it exists, the Higgs is very short-lived, quickly decaying - or transforming - into more stable particles.

We have previously demonstrated the blank Polysorbate 80/Phospholipid mixed micelles has a far lower critical micelle concentration (CMC) values than the blank Polysorbate 80 micelles with pyrene fluorescence probe spectrometry, which means the new formulation get a more stable particle structure and allow solubilizing more DTX than the marketed one.

On the other hand, the composites with carbon black display distinctly more stable conductive particle network resulting in only small variations in the conductivity under comparable conditions of deformation.

But below 75 100 μm, in the silt and clay ranges, cohesive forces become increasingly important, sediments becoming more stable as particle size diminishes (Fig. 3).

It is found that the particulate composite is more stable than copper particles in air.

It was then crystallized and transformed to the more stable α-Al2O3 particles at higher temperature.