Sentence examples for structures of the attached from inspiring English sources
The researchers found that the high- (on-state) and low- (off-state) conductance states of a nanopore-DNA system corresponded to the single-stranded and i-motif structures of the attached DNA motors.
The structure of the attached polymeric layer can be controlled by silica modification [20].
Additionally the precise structure of the attached oligosaccharide can influence biologic efficacy.
Accordingly, the structure of the attached polymeric layer in the samples under study is preferably brush-like therefore and depends on the oligomers packing density adsorbed at the first step of modification.
For chemisorbed polymer, the weak change in heat capacity at 210 230 °C (Fig. 1c, sample 4) can be attributed to glass transition and it can testify an amorphous structure of the attached layer.
A porous structure of the attached hydrogel layer was observed by scanning electron microscopy, and the presence of drug molecules in the hydrogel layer was confirmed by X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy and UV vis absorption spectra.
In recent years, considerable works have been done to characterize the sequences of the glycosylated-proteins, the primary structures of the glycan attached to proteins, and the related glycosylation site occupancy.
Current software architecture approaches consider an interaction point as an atomic element in the specification of interconnections, despite the complexity of its structure and the attached behavior.
Whereas the FFT amplitude of the bare porous silicon film followed the changes in the refractive index of the surrounding medium, the FFT amplitude of the pSi/polyNIPAM structure depended on the swelling/shrinking of the attached hydrogel spheres and exhibited a minimum in ethanol-water mixtures with 20 wt% ethanol.
Moreover, glycopeptides with an identical peptide backbone show nearly resembling spectra regardless of the attached glycan structures.
The method accounts for both the Adams and Maheri type of damping of the structure and the frequency-dependent damping of the attached layer.
