Sentence examples for slight size of from inspiring English sources

In comparison, NH2-ND exhibits a relative loose agglomerates structure accompanied by slight size of ND particles (approximately 15 nm), indicating an effective surface modification (Figure 1B).

The slight size increase and the switch of surface charge from a positive value to a negative one were resulted from the attachment of AuC stabilizers to the liposomes.

Slight size changes were observed following coating of the biodegradable PLGA nanoparticles with PEI or PEI/pDNA.

In a similar manner, Junyaprasert et al. [ 34] reporeted a slight size reduction in niosomal suspensions composed of Span 60/Chol in citrate buffer (pH 5) following the encapsulation of salicylic acid.

The different values for the energy gap can be explained by the slight difference in size of NPs.

Using these data may lead to slight (given the size of the ORG samples) extra measurement error compared to using the entire CPS.

Dissection of E18.5 double mutant embryos showed that all major organs were present and, apart from a slight decrease in size of most organs, appeared normal morphologically.

While the changes in cytokine levels are likely to have contributed to the slight difference in size of the inflammatory lesions that were observed following infection with a high dose Mtb (Fig. 5E), we do not feel these data represent a significant biological difference between wild type and knockout animals.

Some studies have documented a slight decrease in size of the proliferating zone along with the much more affected hypertrophic zone [ 7, 9, 10].

Slight differences in size of the PCR product are likely due to variable-length repeats within the trnL-F spacer, which often differ in length even in closely related species.

Accessions 28 ('Yangambi no.2'; AAB) and 79 ('BRS Tropical'; AAAB) did not exhibit the B-specific 350 bp fragment upon digestion, while 102 ('Tugoomomboo'; AAA) displayed a typical ABB digestion pattern, and accession 195 ('Madu'; AA) presented a slight deviation in size of the B-specific fragment.