Sentence examples for spheres upon from inspiring English sources
The seeding was done by depositing sparse 1 μm polystyrene spheres upon a clean substrate before sputter depositing a simple band-stop filter.
In order to prevent sintering of the pre-ceramic polymer spheres upon heating, a given amount of hollow porous SiO2 nanobelts which are separately prepared from tetraethyl orthosilicate with CuO nanobelts as templates are introduced into the pre-ceramic polymer spheres before pyrolysis.
Briefly, a clear and simple characterization of the effect of the integrating spheres upon measurements is given as a single function for the sphere's gain.
To ensure that GSCs are available for use when required, the cells were periodically cryopreserved and resuscitated during long-term culture and tested for their capacity to form new nonadherent tumor spheres upon retrieval.
The smallest sphere observed was 30 μm, and the largest was 475 μm. Figure 1D shows that the spheres can be mechanically dissociated and can reform spheres upon culturing in USSC growth mediumACF.
The higher ΔΨm,i in sphere cells may enrich more MitoVES into their mitochondrial, which contribute to the high susceptibility of spheres upon MitoVES treatment in comparison with their adherent counterparts.
The transverse impact of the elastic sphere upon the viscoelastic beam is investigated using both approaches.
The normal repeated impact of a sphere upon an elastic-plastic beam has been analyzed experimentally and theoretically.
The micelle shape changed from elongated oblate to sphere upon addition of cyclodextrin at stoichiometric ratio of 1 1 CD:AOT for HP-β-CD and 2 1 for α-CD.
Optical interferometry measurements have also been carried out, using a model counterface of a metal sphere upon an optical plate, in order to visualise the flow of the suspension through the contact and also to measure the film thickness and the film thickness profiles.
Twelve of the 55 tumors yielded cells forming spheres that upon dissociation either did not generate novel spheres or generated spheres in numbers smaller than or similar to the ones evaluated in the previous passage.
