Sentence examples for particles as reflected from inspiring English sources

In the temperature range from 45 to 60 °C, pressures from 15 to 30 MPa and the menthol fraction of 0 to 5 wt.%, the RESS process produced ultrafine Lynestrenol particles (from 58 to 326 nm) from its original particles as reflected by SEM and zetasizer analysis.

Compared to traditional methodologies, this procedure is far more successful at acquiring a narrow range (45 75 μm) of pyrite particles, as reflected in batch dissolution experiments and SEM analysis.

Progressive degradation of HA antigens and/or loss of intact viral particles, as reflected in the strongly reduced hemagglutination and hemolytic activity of the vaccine, may likely be the cause.

As expected, omitting the transfer plasmid (encoding the viral vector genome) during production resulted in the production of empty, non-functional vector particles, as reflected by the absence of both a functional titer (TU/ml) and an RNA titer.

Although no clear evidence of particle deformation was observed by SEM, irradiation did appear to reduce particle stability, as reflected by collapse and agglomeration.

Glass particles of different hydrophobicities (as reflected in the contact angle) are prepared using controlled silanation.

With each cycle that strain creates cracks in the electrode particles and causes them to break down into smaller particles, which create void spaces between the particles and lead to poor contact as reflected in poor conductivity.

By tuning the basic solution from NaOH to NH3, the particle dimension was further reduced, as reflected by the production of Co3O4 nanoplatelets with lateral size of 25 30 nm.

Etching modeled the internal structure of the fluorescent silica particles by creating meso/macropores and voids, as reflected by nitrogen absorption measurements.

By applying a double Matrigel™ coating on filters, altering the medium feeding regime for Raji B cells, and restricting the passage number of B cells, improvements to the Gullberg model B were achieved, as reflected by increased particle translocation and improved histology.

The particles undergo growth during the first 1800 s, followed by a stage giving significantly broadening of the size distribution (as reflected in σ) during particle aging (7200 s) without any significant increase in (bar{D}) mean.