Sentence examples for structural incorporation from inspiring English sources

Recently, we demonstrated that CPx thin films with a fullerene-like structure can be deposited by magnetron sputtering, whereby the structural incorporation of P atoms induces the formation of strongly bent and inter-linked graphene planes.

Six O atoms at 2.04 Å and 6 Fe atoms at 3.29 Å indicate a structural incorporation by green rust, with SnIV substituting for Fe in the crystal structure.

The mainly structural incorporation of trace amounts (0.01 0.2%) of Cu, Sb and P into schwertmannite and ferrihydrite negligibly affected initial mineralogy.

We believe that evidence-based interventions on spiritual care will further improve the professionalization of spiritual counselling and structural incorporation into daily patient care.

EPCs provide both instructive (release of proangiogenic cytokines) and structural (vessel incorporation and stabilization) functions that contribute to the initiation of neoangiogenesis.

At optimized induction times, peroxidase proteins were recovered from inclusion bodies (Additional file 1: Figure S3B), activated in vitro for heme and structural Ca2+ incorporation and disulfide bridge formation, purified, and characterized.

At a mean of 4.6 years, a stable reconstruction with no further acetabular operation and structural graft incorporation was detected by Goodman et al. in 32 of 42 hips (76%) with severe deficiencies, including 10 pelvic discontinuities, managed with the ilioischial Burch-Schneider ring.

In addition, the flexibility of the structure envisages some sort of savings due to reduced structural responses through incorporation of the isolator.

Structural modification through incorporation of thermally stable, addition curable groups on the novolac backbone is one strategy.

Although the structural basis for incorporation of dA is currently unknown, insertion of dG presumably reflects the "type II" structure that was observed in crystallographic analyses.

This search was constrained by the use of the riboside formula, which limits both atom types and ratios, by consideration of the likely chemical stability of the resulting analogues and by the overlay of structural requirements allowing incorporation of the analogues into a polymer.