Sentence examples for substrate suitability from inspiring English sources

Substrate suitability was approached by examining homologous proteins in the Uniprot Knowledgebase Release 15.2 database.

On the other hand, they may decrease substrate suitability by competing for space (Zotz and Andrade 2002) or via allelopathic effects (Callaway et al. 2001).

The colonization of trees by non-vascular epiphytes (bryophytes and lichens) may influence substrate suitability for vascular epiphytes and, thus, cause host biases (Pollard 1973; Sanford 1974; Zotz 2002).

This study reports on the fabrication of metal supports for SOFCs by vacuum sintering and the evaluation of the porous substrates suitability for direct ceramic inkjet printing (DCIJP) of SOFC functional coatings.

These results further suggest that under contemporary land use conditions, the geomorphic and geologic setting represents a first-order control on channel substrate and habitat suitability for salmonid fishes, including federally endangered Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar), in coastal drainages of northeastern Maine.

Approach curves for conducting and insulating substrates demonstrate the suitability of these probes for SICM and SECM with the ac redox current showing enhanced surface sensitivity.

Balkema Publishers, UK, pp. 947 954] pointed out that the velocity, flow depth and substrate affect on the suitability of spawning for ayu, Plecoglosses altivelis altivelis on the basis of statistical investigation.

Possible explanations could include suitability of substrate type.

Outcomes assessed were transparency, thickness, light transmission, tensile strength, ease of handling, degradation rates and suitability as substrate for hLE culture.

Four electrode materials: Pt, Au, Pd and glassy carbon (GC), were studied to investigate their suitability as substrates in the development of two different classes of glutamate biosensor.

Hair wastes from the tannery industry were assessed for its suitability as substrates for protease production by solid-state fermentation (SSF) using a pilot-batch mode operation and anaerobically digested sludge as co-substrate.