Sentence examples for particular additive from inspiring English sources

The stimulating effect of caffeine is not only exploited in nutrient technology but also in cosmetics and pharmaceuticals, which accounts for the economic importance of this particular additive.

Okike and Bhattacharyya concluded that it was not possible to recommend any particular additive for the irrigation of open fracture wounds [ 1].

In particular, additive risk models can clarify the public health significance of exposure effects [ 2, 3] and the interpretation of statistical interactions [ 4- 6].

Many different approaches have been suggested, such as appropriate immobilization of cells or addition of particular additives to reduce stress factors; however, other innovative methods to significantly extend the shelf life of arrays are required, particularly for commercialization in industry.

Nor was it possible, he said, to extrapolate from these particular additives to other additives.

Its composition, in particular, additives controls the energetic at the TiO2/dye/electrolyte interface, influencing the performance of dye solar cell.

This work shows that the use of particular additives under electroless plating conditions can lead to nanoscale-thin, selective, and conductive deposits of palladium metal.

The purified protein was stable only for a few days without any particular additives.

Endothelial cells are difficult to culture alone for up to 7 days because of their needs of particular additives, such as growth factors or controlled glucose levels [ 33, 34].

The state-of-the-art of this rapidly evolving manufacturing sector is presented and discussed, in particular the additive electrical, chemical and physical processes currently being applied to produce synthetic and biological parts.

Following alternative semantics (Rooth 1985, 1992), I propose that there are three subparts that comprise the meaning of hai: (i) the core sense, in particular, an additive sense (König 1991); (ii) the denotation of the focus domain; and (iii) the focus associate (i.e., the element which is in focus in a sentence) and the alternatives induced by them.