Sentence examples for particles to control from inspiring English sources
This study focused on the development of filled hydrogel particles to control the digestion and release of encapsulated lipids.
The algorithm selectively splits and coalesces particles to control the number of particles in each grid cell.
Our data suggested a novel yet simple means of using mineral particles to control stem cell fate and create an osteochondral niche for skeletal tissue engineering applications.
QDs can be activated and deactivated by turning on and off the excitation light, and their surface chemistry can be modified to selectively bind them to specific biological particles to control spatio-temporal resolution in this photostimulation technique.
In metazoans macrophage cells use phagocytosis, the process of engulfing large particles, to control the spread of pathogens in the body, to clear dead or dying cells, and to aid in tissue remodelling, while the same process is also used by unicellular eukaryotes to ingest food.
Following an intravenous melanoma challenge, the number of tumors in the lungs decreased in mice treated with anti-DEC-205 particles compared to control particles conjugated to an irrelevant targeting peptide.
IPSO is an extension of the standard particle swarm optimization algorithm (PSO) which uses more particles' information to control the mutation operation, and is similar to the social society in that a group of leaders could make better decisions.
This study investigates the changes occurring in the intraparticle mass transport resistance of gases in limestone particles used to control SO2 emissions from coal-fired power plants.
Ad5/FC31.2 (36 hpi) produced mainly immature particles compared to control Ad5/RFP (36 hpi) or Ad5/FC31.2 at 56 hpi (Figure 6A).
These data prove that fluorescently labeled A38 binds specifically only to VACV particles, but not to control particles of similar size.
The methodology encompasses a mechanistic atomization model to predict the particle size and a guideline based on theoretical fundamentals of particle formation to control their morphology.
