It can be inferred that there is a need and scope for improvement of the surface properties of natural fiber using various methods like physical and chemical treatments, addition of coupling agents, etc. for the manufacturing of the composites having desired properties.
To better understand the scope of the Dark Web, imagine the Surface Web as the tip of an iceberg and the Dark Web as the monolithic chunk of ice that rests, invisible under the water's surface.
Hence further structural studies are essential to assist drug targeting of Ets TFs in cancer, to increase the scope of Ets surfaces available for inhibition and to increase the potency of existing drugs.
The actions also suggest the severity and scope of the tight credit market, which first surfaced in mortgage-related securities but now threatens the retirement accounts of ordinary investors.
Classically, the relative amount of receptors expressed at the cell surface, which was beyond the scope of the present study, will shape the response to extrinsic signalling molecules.
As the question is out of the scope of the present study, we did not characterize further the corrugated surface.
Detailed measurements of stem surface topography were also beyond the scope of the present study.
On the surface, National Labor Relations Board v. Canning concerns an arcane issue — the scope of the President's constitutional power to make appointments while the Senate is in recess.
A series of microporous carbons with wide scope of porosity development (surface area SDFT = 1200 2460 microporeicropore volume VDR = 0.43 1.2 cm3 g−1, average micropore width L0 = 0.9 1.5 nm) was prepared by KOH activation of coal-tar pitch derived mesocarbon microbeads (MCMB).
Because the spill, Lloyd's argued, is "below the surface and from BP's well, those liabilities are not within the scope of the additional insured protection".
