Sentence examples for substance exchange from inspiring English sources
Fig. 3 Substance exchange between the mother and fetus through placenta barrier.
An important determinant for the plant function is electric properties of the cell membranes and organelles which maintain energy and substance exchange with the environment.
Microencapsulation approach is recently the most widely utilized strategy to encapsulate single or several islets, because it is favorable for substance exchange due to its large surface area.
Synergistic effects of two species for cell growth and lipid accumulation were demonstrated on O2/CO2 balance, substance exchange, dissolved oxygen and pH adjustment in mixed culture.
Among them, the blood brain barrier (BBB) is characterized by the intricate cellular architecture of its endothelium coupled with multiple specific transport systems that limit substance exchange in the brain's vasculature.
In the Substance Exchange Fora (SIEFs c, a disproportionately large number of German companies are 'Lead Registrants', and in the first registration phase 40% of the lead dossiers were submitted by German companies [2]. Figure 1 Share of the member states in registrations.
Mathematically such a system can be represented by the well-known two-compartment model of pharmacokinetics containing characteristic system constants, namely, the relative transfer rates for the substance exchanges between the two compartments, the rate constant for the eliminating flow from the central compartment to the outside and the volume of the central compartment.
Thus, after a series of substances exchange, the components of the CSF from lateral ventricle (LV) and the fourth ventricle (4V) maybe different.
That's because President Obama's antidote to this madness — an adamant refusal to give away anything of substance in exchange for raising the ceiling — worked.
If substances registered according to REACH are classified differently by various notifiers, registrants should be participants in a substance information exchange forum (SIEF) with the aim to agree classification and labeling ([1] Art. 29(29).
Meanwhile, a powder used to process uranium ore known as yellowcake was sourced from a host of countries, including apartheid South Africa, which in the 1970s was trying to develop its own bomb and traded the substance in exchange for insider knowledge on building nuclear weapons.
