Sentence examples for substrates developed by from inspiring English sources

Scheme 1 shows the structure of the substrates developed by us previously for the tandem mass spectrometry assay of the enzymes relevant to Pompe disease and mucopolysaccharidosis-I (MPS-I).

Active forms of MMP-2 and MMP-9 were measured by a novel assay that uses a substrate developed by protein engineering.

Because of its large dimension and its high level of integration, the PICS (Passive Integration Connecting Substrate) developed by NXP prone to top to bottom metal short (TBMS) failure during temperature cycling test.

A cholesterol biosensor based on vertically aligned CNTs bioprobes on silicon substrates was developed by Roy et al. A Si substrate (2 × 5 mm2) with a layer of SiO2 (∼300 nm thick) was used as the platform.

To withstand high pressure operations, macrovoid-free hollow fiber substrates were developed by manipulating dope formulation and spinning conditions with the addition of methanol or ethanol in spinning dopes.

To improve the cutting performance, a modified MT-TiCxN1 − x coating (x = 0.63) that adheres well to carbide substrates was developed by introducing C2H4 gas to a TiCl4 CH3CN H2 precursor system on a TiN base layer during moderate temperature low pressure CVD.

Here, Al nanovoid substrates are developed by combining nanoimprint lithography of etched polymer/silica opal films with electron beam evaporation, to give a high-performance sensing platform for UV-SERS.

Peroxidase substrate was developed by using the AEC (3-amino-9-ethylcarbazole) and/or DAB (3,3'-diaminobenzidine) substrate kit (Vector Laboratories).

Compared with most existing fabrication methods of superhydrophilic surfaces by UV exposure or chemical modification, in this work, a superhydrophilic ceria coating on ITO substrate is developed by a fast, simple one-step method.

A comprehensive model for microbial growth in multiple substrate environment developed by Venkatesh et al. (1997, Biotechnol. Bioengng, 56, 635 644) is applied to growth in continuous cultures and analyzed at steady state.

We investigated the effects of TBMEHP on deiodinase activity using a competitive substrate assay developed by Butt et al. (2011).