Sentence examples for most common substrates from inspiring English sources
Several physical vapor-deposition techniques are used by various research groups, but until now there has been no systematic comparison of the three most common methods – electron beam evaporation, pulsed-laser deposition and sputtering – covering the most common substrates.
Soil-based compost and building sand, although existing in natural settings, are not the most common substrates found in places where free-ranging poultry are raised in Cambodia.
The most common substrates for production of industrial foams are proteins of animal origin, mainly egg white and whey protein derivates (as a concentrate or isolate) [ 2].
Linoleic and linolenic acids are the most common substrates for LOX [ 49], which favors free fatty acids to sterified ones [ 50].
In L. rhamnosus GG, the substrate class saccharides comprises the largest number of GTs, which is to be expected as saccharides are the most common substrates for GTs [ 3].
NatC is specific for proteins starting with Met and having a bulky hydrophobic amino acid in the second position (Met-Ile, Met-Leu, Met-Trp and Met-Phe are the most common substrates) [ 100].
Males took longer to initiate courtship on leaf litter, but once initiated, courtship behaviour did not vary across substrates and we were not able to discern any choice with respect to the first, or the most common, substrate chosen.
Copper foil is the most common substrate material to build single-layered graphene.
Cellulose is the most common substrate present in the seawater column in the form of plant biomass.
The most common substrate for the SSA pathway is DSBs that are flanked by homologous sequences such as found in regions of repeated DNA sequences (Fig. 1).
GaAs has been the most common substrate used for the growth of InAs quantum dots although germanium (Ge) is equally interesting and promising alternative substrate material because of its almost identical lattice constant and thermal expansion coefficient to those of GaAs.
