Sentence examples for particles are recognized from inspiring English sources

Only "partly altered" lava particles are recognized in ash samples issued between 2008 and 2010, and "fresh" lava particles first appear on January 19, 2011 (Fig. 2 and Table 2).

While it is known that nanoparticles stimulate inflammation and induce macrophage cytotoxicity in vitro [11], it is not understood how these particles are recognized by the macrophage and how the signaling pathways and transcriptional responses compare to those of the TLR pathway and bacterial recognition.

His creation of mathematical models to calculate the paths of quantum particles was recognized that year with his selection as a fellow of the Royal Society.

This achievement, the first nuclear reaction effected by artificially accelerated particles, was recognized by the award of the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1951.

Attraction between ferromagnetic electroplated Ni coating and magnetized particles was recognized as the reason for this higher incorporation.

We found that both types of particles were recognized by chaperones, indicating that the misfolded proteins are accessible on the particle surface.

Active as well as formalin inactivated virus particles were recognized by the selected antibody fragments which could be also used for Western blot analysis of VEEV proteins and immunohistochemistry of VEEV infected cells.

The potential to cause oxidative stress is a feature of many pathogenic particles (Donaldson et al. 1996), and oxidative stress in cells exposed to particles is recognized as a key pathogenic event that can lead to cell death, inflammation (Donaldson and Tran 2002), and genotoxicity (Schins 2002).

Upon phosphorylation, the HBV core particle is recognized by an importin β1/importin α1 heterodimer and imported into the nucleus in a Ran and energy-independent manner [ 47].

For example, another component of macrophage response is a poorly understood process by which particles of different sizes are recognized.

Two types of nonlinearity are recognized in particle-fluid systems — intrinsic, as related directly to particle-fluid interaction, and secondary, as related to particle geometric and system scale-up.