Sentence examples for stable constructs from inspiring English sources

This blend bioink could be first ionically crosslinked by calcium ions followed by covalent photocrosslinking of GelMA and PEGTA to form stable constructs.

In vivo, anti-HER2 ILs showed extremely long circulation as stable constructs in normal adult rats after a single i.v. dose, with pharmacokinetics that were indistinguishable from sterically stabilized liposomes.

The latter, represented by pegylated or STEALTH liposomes, circulate for days as stable constructs and slowly extravasate in neoangiogenic vessels in tumors, providing a degree of passive targeting to tumor tissue.

Thus, we were unable to obtain stable constructs with the N-terminal 83-aa domain.

We note that all of them refer to dynamic and changing notions and not stable constructs, which corresponds to the approach of our study on FinTech as it has changed over time.

This method allowed an estimate of relative levels of construct in the "low" expression or "lateral" domain relative to the "high" domain, as it considered these to be a proportion of 1. Thus the method allows a measure of construct stability, as the least stable constructs will be absent from the lateral domains of expression in which dppGAL4 expression is lower.

Intention to continue was found to be a stable construct that was not influenced by an organisational support programme.

If those in power can break its rules on a case-by-case basis, the EU will never develop into the stable construct that is a prerequisite for peace and prosperity.

These large swings demonstrate that, whatever it is the model is measuring, it is not measuring a stable construct we would recognize as reflecting teacher effectiveness, which should not and does not, in fact, change dramatically from year to year.

This is a Milton who appears to vacillate between certain antinomies e.g., confidence and despair, perfectionism and error, and the like a Milton suited to present-day sensibilities, a Milton who is a kaleidoscopic character, not a stable construct.

Using a standardized technique, we were able to achieve an efficient, reproducible, and stable construct, thereby minimizing intraoperative complications and postoperative morbidity.