Sentence examples for solution altered from inspiring English sources

The implementation of the low-temperature quenching procedure to the freezing of a polymer solution altered the respective kinetic curves giving rise to the appearance of lag-periods, whose duration depended on the particular temperature of frozen storage.

The inhibition of the lipase by an ionic surfactant, such as SDS, can be due the formation of complexes with protein in solution altering the conformational stability and the hydrophobicity of the protein surface.

To ascertain if hypotonic solutions altered Merkel-cell volume, we monitored cell shape in three dimensions with fluorescent microspheres attached to the plasmalemma of Merkel cells while perfusing cells with a 20% hypotonic bath solution.

This result explains why the color of the H40AP16 (c) and H40AP8PAA4 (d) microgel solutions altered with pH.

Hydroxyethyl starch (HES) solutions alter blood coagulation, mainly platelet function and fibrinogen polymerization.

Saline-rich solutions alter the coagulation cascade and increase intraoperative blood loss when compared with balanced solutions [ 31- 34].

At this time, there is increasing evidence that chloride-rich solutions alter the outcomes of critical ill patients [ 9].

Further, it was shown that EPL1 solutions alter the contact angle of aqueous solutions, making them even more hydrophilic, and EPL1 protein layers that are deposited on surfaces can also enhance the polarity effects of surfaces.

To evaluate whether the adsorption solution alters soil particle inhibition of HY PrPSc PMCA replication, we spiked HY TME into a solution of SiO2 or bentonite suspended in both DPBS and H2O and did not identify significant (α = 0.05) differences in inhibition levels (data not shown).

Changing the pH of a polyelectrolyte solution alters the degree of ionization of the adsorbing polymer and, as such, alters the adsorption of the polyelectrolyte to the surface.

Introduction of cells to the aggregation solution significantly altered the extracted protein content, possibly a result of cellular SWCNT interactions.