Sentence examples for selective mode from inspiring English sources
Selective mode launch phenomenon is used to excite only the bend insensitive modes of the proposed fiber.
Because of its selective mode of action, it is stated that the toxicity of 2,4-D to dicotyledonous macrophytes is underestimated by the Lemna test[8].
This article is a critical review of the attempts made during the last three decades to design platinum complexes with a selective mode of action against hormone-dependent tumors.
Several studies examined the effect of Bt crops on herbivores and arthropod natural enemies in recent years confirming the highly selective mode of action of the deployed Bt Cry proteins [12], [13].
As a consequence, new antidepressants were developed with a more selective mode of action, which mainly aimed at avoiding these side effects.
Numerous LC-MS/MS methods have been described in literature for identification and quantification of low abundant oxylipins using multiple reaction monitoring (MRM) as an ion selective mode.
Moreover, these four clusters are equally identified when using two different metrics as activity cutoff, further confirming their selective mode-of-action as compared to other clusters.
For each of the two data sets, the mode displacement ratios for selective modes are determined as a means to detect material irregularities, for example, for notch localization as in [5].
Previous sequence analyses of MIPs suggest that substrate selective modes (AQPs and aquaglyceroporins) were acquired early in the history of the family by gene duplication and functional shift, with the highest level of diversification occurring in vertebrates and higher plants [ 25].
Acylated cyclic peptide inhibitors of β(1,3 glucan synthesis with origins as fungal metabolites provide an alternative and highly-selective mode of action, targeting cell-wall biogenesis in important pathogens such as Candida and Aspergillus species.
Triton X-100, monolaurin, DDPS and SDS were toxic to all cell types at concentrations around their critical micelle concentration (CMC) suggesting a non-selective mode of action involving cell membrane destabilization and/or destruction.
