Sentence examples for reported to construct from inspiring English sources
However, little research has been reported to construct hierarchical structure in SAPO-11 molecular sieve using hard template [23].
Platinum with special morphologies, such as spherical [7], cubic [8], nanowires [9], nanoflowers [10], have been reported to construct biosensors.
The biomimetically oxidative rearrangement of a tetrahydro-β-carboline was reported to construct the tetracyclic 3-spirooxindole skeleton by Martin [8].
A similar strategy was also reported to construct a label-free electrochemical DNA biosensor based on water-soluble electroactive dye azophloxine-functionalized graphene.
Due to the homogeneous spherical shape, high conductivity, and large surface area for biomolecular conjugation, graphite NPs, consisting of several stacked graphene sheets, were reported to construct an enzyme biosensor to detect glucose in real samples.
He will use the panel's preliminary report to construct an educational agenda he will deliver in his State of the State address, on Wednesday, his aides said.
Each item has been reported to have construct validity with respect to other measures of life satisfaction and community wellbeing [ 23].
The Russian military was meanwhile reported to be constructing a new base in the Syrian town of Palmyra, within the protected zone that holds the archaeological site listed by Unesco as a world heritage site and without asking for permission.
Impressive low-velocity structures attributed to natural or man-made cavities were reported to the constructing group of engineers, and a remedial action plan was being undertaken to support and improve the ground behavior.
A single-item measure of stage of readiness to attend PARC will be developed by modifying an existing measure of stage-of-change for physical activity that has been reported to have good construct validity and test-retest reliability [ 25].
The EuroQol is widely used internationally and reported to have adequate construct and convergent validity, but is highly skewed and has relatively poor sensitivity especially in relation to disease-based outcomes research [ 9].
