Sentence examples for strain capability from inspiring English sources

In this study we attempted to confer E. coli strain capability of automatic excretion of the chemical by employing a native anaerobic promoter.

It was concluded that the new ECC reinforced with 1.75% polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) fibre and 0.58% steel (SE) fibre exhibits improved strength and strain capability than the reference ECC, which are both essential for improving impact resistance.

In the case of soft biological tissues and even highly compressible organic geological materials, the porous skeleton can experience large strains and, unlike rubberlike materials, the fluid plays an important role in maintaining the large strain capability of the material.

The PVA-ECC employed in this study, which has a tensile strain capability up to 1%, has been recently developed by the authors using local sand to reduce cost.

Due to the large strain capability, electroactive polymers (EAPs) are promising materials for several engineering applications, for example: they can be used as actuators, and sensors in cameras, pumps, valves, etc. Generally speaking, the mode of action in EAPs is based on Coulomb forces generated by electric fields that cause the polymer membrane to contract in the thickness direction.

The potential activity of nitrogen fixation has been phenotypically tested by the strain capability to grow in nitrogen-free medium and confirmed by molecular investigation by PCR amplification of the nifH gene, codifying for a subunit of the nitrogenase enzyme.

The element is capable of plasticity, hyper elasticity, stress stiffening, creep, large deflection, and large strain capabilities.

This allows for a reduction in the number of layers in the structure, minimizing the clamping effect that would compromise the strain capabilities of the device.

The element has plasticity, stress stiffening, large deflection and large strain capabilities (SAS 2010).

The element has plasticity, creep, swelling, stress stiffening, large deflection, and large strain capabilities.

Constraint-based flux-balanced analysis (FBA) (Bordbar et al. 2014) was widely used in the reconstruction of GSMM model, analysis of strain capabilities under different environmental and genetic perturbations, and prediction of strain phenotype (Orth et al. 2010).