Sentence examples for substrates to explore from inspiring English sources
Based on these data we designed substrates to explore the electrostatic potential differences of them.
Work presented here employs nanopatterned BMG substrates to explore detection of nanopattern feature sizes by various cell types, including cells that are associated with foreign body response, pathology, and tissue repair.
Further studies should be performed on these isolated oxioreducatases for a variety of substrates to explore the interplay between them and the detrimental effects of cellular utilization of NADPH for aldehyde reduction because NADH- and NADPH-dependent reduction of furan derivatives has proved paramount for hydrolysate inhibitor tolerance in S. cerevisiae and Pichia stipitis [ 101- 105].
In this study, a new type of polydimethylsiloxane-modified chitosan (PMSC) amphiphilic hydrogel was developed as a soft substrate to explore cellular responses for dermal reconstruction.
Thus, mending of the heart promoted by CPCs can be an appropriate substrate to explore the proarrhythmic or antiarrhythmic consequences of stem cell based myocardial regeneration.
(50) They confirmed the results of Yu et al. and used AEA as a model substrate to explore the requirement of each enzyme for a free carboxyl group in the substrate.
The paper describes a study of the radiation hardness of micro-strip devices, processed on different silicon substrates, designed to explore the feasibility of a tracker system for the experiments upgrade at the Super-LHC (S-LHC) collider.
The 10 × iron medium was used in upscaled experiments with varying substrates, designed to explore optimal bPBR geometry.
Our study demonstrates the benefit of systematically assessing amino acid variations including substrate profiling to explore sequence-function space.
The flexible nature of the COC substrate allows to explore the possibility of developing a pressure sensor based on the changes of the GMI response.
In this study, we tried to form SrGe2 on Ge (100), (110), and (111) substrates using RDE to explore the possibility of SrGe2 thin-film formation.
