Sentence examples for particles comprising a from inspiring English sources
Suspensions of diblock and triblock copolymer particles comprising a poly n-butyl acrylate) first/central block and poly n-butylor poly(methyl methacrylate) second/outer blocks were synthesized by nitroxide-mediated controlled/living first/centralemulsion polymerization.
When we think about words in a printed book, the number of bits and bytes in a computer file, or the configurations and quantum properties of the particles comprising a system, we think of information as the full suite of things we'd need to know in order to reconstruct, from scratch, whatever it is we began with.
Mouse apoAI, in contrast, drives production of more homogenous mature HDL particles comprising a single size species in vivo (55, 57), which would suggest, if the nascent-mature HDL correspondence were to hold, that it also generates a single species of nascent HDL in vitro.
The model is based on molecular mechanisms for the oxidation and decomposition reactions as well as on the dual structure of starch particles comprising an outer reaction layer and an internal porous layer, in which diffusion resistance retards the reaction rate.
Amantadine, besides for inhibiting virus uncoating during the entry step, also prevents the release of infectious influenza virus particles comprising an HA with a polybasic cleavage site [36].
The herein developed fabrication process, which is demonstrated at the example of two ensembles of complex nanoscale particles, comprises a dedicated combination of multilayer electron-beam exposure, vacuum evaporation, lift-off and dry etching.
FMDV particles comprise a single copy of the positive-sense RNA genome (ca. 8300 nt in length) within a near spherical protein capsid of ca. 28 nm which contains 60 copies of 4 different structural proteins, 1A (VP4), 1B (VP2), 1C (VP3) and 1D (VP1) (for review, see [3]).
Coarse particles comprise a sizeable fraction of total PM air pollution when measured by mass per volume of air.
On the other hand, the extent to which rodent data may be useful for predicting human lung cancer risk of inhaled poorly soluble particles comprises a debated topic in the scientific community [ 7].
The electrophoresis of a soft particle comprising a rigid core and a charged porous membrane layer in a narrow space is modeled.
The importance of the porous structure of a soft particle comprising a rigid core and a porous layer on its electrophoretic behavior is investigated.
