Sentence examples for reasonably soluble from inspiring English sources

Some of these dyes (Bodipy's and pyrene) are reasonably soluble in water and remain highly fluorescent in polar solvents and water.

For the system PEO 37/PDMS 230 we have also studied the influence of the compatibilizer dimethyl ethyleneoxide copolymer (PDMS-co-PEO), which is only reasonably soluble in PEO.

Both were only reasonably soluble in ethanol at elevated temperature.

Typically, studies have focussed on chain lengths up to the decanoate because the sodium salts are reasonably water soluble to that point.

The advantages of surface functionalization of these NPs are not only to render them reasonably water-soluble and biocompatible but also to provide active sites for subsequent coupling with biological or chemical moieties [34 41].

However, chitosan is reasonably water-soluble only under acidic conditions, and it is practically insoluble at neutral and alkaline pH (at pH higher than its pKa ∼ 6.5), which significantly restricts its applications in medicine and biology at physiological pH (approximately 7.4).

However, unlike the polydisperse aggregates formed upon mixing Lipofectamine 2000 and plasmid, the procedure described yields soluble, and reasonably monodisperse nanoparticles, which can be expected to be suitable for gene delivery in vivo, using intravenous injection.

By forming physically stable homogeneous dispersions, the originally very slow dissolution of the lipophilic and poorly water-soluble spironolactone was reasonably improved, making 3 minute release possible in acidic medium.

Six non-existent pentapeptides were synthesized and expressed as parts of a soluble fusion protein in reasonably high yields, suggesting that oligopeptide patterns in proteins are selected on an evolutionary basis rather than by limitations in the biosynthetic pathway [ 3].

It should thus provide an economical way of making nanofibres from a variety of materials, provided only that those materials are soluble in something that evaporates reasonably fast.It should also allow some novel nanofibres to be produced for researchers to experiment with.

The toxicity of soluble copper (Cu) to marine organisms is reasonably well described.