Sentence examples for multiple addition from inspiring English sources

In order to maximize allowed frequency, some complex operations like multiple addition and WTA are divided into a set of pipeline stages.

This approach also allows for multiple addition of dopants (e.g. laser dyes), hole transport materials and electron transport materials in a single light emitting layer.

Multiple addition of cadmium did not lead to a "pseudo-constitutive" promoter activity in the cultures, suggesting that the inducible effect disappears the longer the fermentation lasts.

This multiple addition method therefore increased both the effective substrate loading (10% w/v) and final yield of glucose (30.8 mg/mL).

The general principles of multiple addition of CF3 groups to Sc3N@C80 compared with multiple additions to HHFs were formulated in ref (93) as follows: (1) In Sc3N@C80(CF3) n derivatives with n ≥ 8, the ribbon addition patterns commonly include C5(CF3)2 pentagons.

A gradual increase of n allowed Clare and Kepert to cover a broad range of compositions, reveal some general principles of the multiple addition to C60 and other fullerenes, and predict several addition patterns, which were indeed found later in the experimental studies.

Such multiple additions of peptides onto Au-coated VSNEA are expected to be useful in exploring biological multivalent interactions.

A novel functionalization-polymerization pathway is described whereby Cu-mediated free radical species, generated in-situ, triggered multiple additions of the ditopic alkyne to C60.

Since industrial applications often involve multialloyed compounds, we then derive an operational tool for atomic-scale investigations of long-range order alloys with complex crystallographies and multiple additions.

The maximum production of Antroquinonol could be achieved at 82.22 ± 0.49 mg/L with the multiple additions of coenzyme Q0 and p-hydroxybenzoic acid.

Our model can also handle multiple additions of the same modification in an amino acid (Mono/di/tri acetylation, methylation or phosphorylation [10]).