Sentence examples for substrates so that from inspiring English sources

He's looking forward to yet more development, "when we can have the thin films of today on a flexible substrate" rather than the present glass substrates, so that the TVs can be rolled up and tucked into a backpack.

The edge effects are minimised by using an appropriate design of the substrates so that experimental results give reliable data.

In contrast, high Fad facilitates the transmission of CTF from rMSCs to the FN layer and PDMS substrates so that rMSCs can perceive the mechanical properties of substrates.

Since amine oxidation reaction of MAO takes place between cofactor flavin and the amine substrate, we focus on the small model structures mimicking flavin and amine substrates so that three model structures were employed.

The feasibility of the FRET immunosensor technique was established; however, it will be necessary to immobilize the complexes onto optical substrates so that consistent trends can be obtained that would allow calibration plots.

The bottom-gate nano floating gate memory (NFGM) devices could be fabricated on any plastic substrates so that the application area of NFGM could be expanded to wearable electronic devices.

From these results, the structure of anodic films on titanium can be modified by incorporation of molybdenum species from the substrate so that uniform amorphous anodic films with a relatively high capacitance and a low defect density have been obtained.

We re-grew lines in small pots (10 and 40 mm diameter) in a nutrient-poor substrate so that final adult size was heavily restricted by pot size.

Eventually, Rogers figured out how to modify the surface of the substrate so that he could dip it in a chemical bath and rinse away nearly all of the top layer between it and a circuit without degrading the electronics.

The circles in the enzyme structure represent amino acids that function in attracting certain regions of the substrate, so that it is held in the proper position to allow the reaction at the active site to proceed.

An alternative approach to drug delivery involves tethering the desired biomolecule to a substrate so that they remain immobilized.