Sentence examples for morphology of which from inspiring English sources
Initially, powders of same nominal particle size produced by different methods were selected and the chemical composition, porosity and morphology of which have been characterized.
A material, the morphology of which can be controlled by utilizing different material deposition methods, is formed within the template followed by its removal.
Background: Composed of endocardial endothelial, valvular interstitial, cardiac muscle, and smooth muscle cells (SMC), heart valves are prone to various pathologic conditions the morphology of which has been well described.
On the silicon substrate, rather homogenous gold layers are observed, the surface morphology of which has only little changes with increasing sputtering time.
By systematically investigating the local nanostructure of the Co Ni decorated CEs, we found that the Co Ni NPs layer exhibits a porous cauliflower-like morphology, of which surface roughness (RMS) is N LP dependent.
However, during microscopy (Fig. 3), dysplastic changes in the stricture were observed, the morphology of which appeared similar to that of low-grade appendiceal mucinous neoplasms because it showed pseudo-stratified nuclei, papillary-proliferating cells with mucin content, and loss of the lamina muscularis mucosae and the stroma in the lamina propria mucosae was replaced with fibrous tissue.
Self-assembly of the reported triazoles afforded organized supramolecular structures, the morphologies of which were visualized by SEM imaging.
Here in, we used aqueous solutions of deep eutectic solvents (DESs) for the preparation via SD of co-continuous porous carbons, the morphologies of which ranged from spinodal to aggregates-of-particles-like just depending on dilution.
He discusses a range of applications for programs with knowledge of morphology, some of which are not generally found in the literature.
The SEM examination shows that these carbon spheres have a ball-like and chain-like morphology, all of which have smooth surfaces and a quite uniform diameter.
This was accompanied by the acquisition of a differentiated morphology, all of which characteristics were maintained as long as N.1 cells were exposed to the inducer.
