Sentence examples for substrates that display from inspiring English sources

Using this understanding we design model substrates that display extremely small or extremely large roll-off angles, as well as surfaces that demonstrate direction-dependent wettability, through a systematic control of surface topography and connectivity.

The approach we employ is also useful for identifying substrates that display selectivity toward a particular KDAC isoform.

While the carbamate and thioamide analogues of α-GalCer are similar in behavior to the parent molecule, the same changes in ThrCer led to two substrates that display a markedly different cytokine response profile upon iNKT cell activation.

All experiments were done in triplicate to check for reproducibility and to estimate errors. 1 2 3 4 For substrates that displayed nonhyperbolic rate curve behavior, the substrate velocity data were fitted to eq 4. The K0.5 value determined from data fit is assumed to reflect the apparent Michaelis constant (Km) for the substrate.

The underlying substrates that support the display are typically either plastic or metal foil.

These results provide insight into the design of polymer structures for flexible display substrates that require appropriate CTE values.

If Polymer Vision succeeds in "making these transistor arrays," he said, "you'll have the ability to make high-performance displays on flexible substrates that look as good as a notebook display on any high-performance L.C.D".

The latter four conversions take place at an enzymatic 3-His coordinated Fe(II) center, while the first two substrates are cleaved by enzymes that display the 'classical' 2-His-1-carboxylate binding signature.

The secondary plating approach derives from the interesting recent finding that myoblasts grown on substrate laminin differentiate into myotubes that display morphologically complex AChR clusters(10).

Family GH10 is composed mostly of endoxylanases that display quite broad substrate specificity, being able to accommodate various xylan decorations.

Thus, helicase families that display the most substrate ambiguity by utilizing all four NTPs and function on either DNA or RNA (for example the DEAH/RHA [ Tanaka and Schwer, 2005] and NS3/NPH-II [ Preugschat et al., 1996] families; Figure 1A) may contain a core that functions similarly to that of an ancestral helicase.