Sentence examples for selectively confined from inspiring English sources

The designed azo-prepolymer was selectively confined in a self-assembled domain of a block copolymer and thanks to the formation of hydrogen bonds a major enhancement of its optical response was achieved.

Notably, an azo-prepolymer bearing hydroxyl groups was selectively confined in self-assembled phases of different block copolymers, randomly-epoxidized polystyrene-b-polybutadiene-b-polystyrene (SBSep) and polystyrene-b-poly-4-vinylpyridine (S4VP).

The switchable fringing fields near the spin-valve traps can be used to selectively confine or release particles for transport or sorting.

Crucially, recent advances in understanding molecular mechanisms driving tumours have increased our understanding of the mechanisms underlying the benefits of new treatment agents which selectively target abnormal pathways confined to tumours, allowing improvements in the prognosis of patients with advanced CRC and development of new therapeutic modalities.

First, the nonlinear dependence of the signal on the excitation light intensity allows selectively exciting only molecules located in an extremely confined volume around the focal point.

This small size phenotype reflects a growth defect, rather than being a byproduct of their faster cell division and it is not confined to embryonal cells, since it also selectively characterizes pancreatic β-cells in adult rpS6P−/− mice.

The impact of high CTC counts on metastatic dissemination was also evaluated selectively in 146 patients (29.7%) with disease originally confined to a single organ.

To further assess the correlation between CTC counts and visceral disease spread, we analyzed the patterns of metastatic dissemination selectively in 186 patients (37.8%) with disease initially confined to nonvisceral organs.

Electromagnetic micro- and nanoneedles may be used to selectively trap a single magnetic particle because the magnetic force is confined within a few microns of the small needle tip [10].

These analyses were performed in the overall population and selectively in patients with limited metastatic dissemination at baseline, defined as disease confined to nonvisceral organs or to a single organ.

The incoming intermediate to high viscosity mudflow selectively modified the original accumulation of "occupation debris," so that it is no longer confined to the original surface.