Sentence examples for substrates which tend from inspiring English sources

However, the cellulolytic biofilm morphology observed in this study as well as others appears quite different from the morphology of biofilms grown on soluble substrates which tend to display a heterogeneous structure with internal porosity (van Loosdrecht et al. 2002).

HSP90 is distinct among molecular chaperones in its functionally diverse but numerically restricted set of substrates (client proteins), which tend to share an inherent conformational instability.

There were clear substrate composition effects, and this analysis revealed additional complexity to the general trend of increasing substrate richness, which tended to be associated with greater levels of non-transgressive overyielding (Fig. 3).

We found that the alignment response was primarily driven by the substrate strain which tended to lengthen the cell (axial strain).

Therefore, only the lower intensity of {11.X} components, which tend to be fibers, was detected on mechanically polished substrates.

It turned out that among the huge class of available molecules which tend to crystallize in the shape of organic-nanofibers on mica substrates, para-phenylenes are outstanding in this quality.

In general, amorphous materials are deposited at lower temperatures which tend to simplify the deposition process and expand the number of substrates the material can be deposited on, such as plastics.

Avoid softwoods, which tend to burn quickly.

Besides, a peculiar deformation mechanism, which tends to hide the substrate effect on the whole FGM system behaviour, is evidenced.

In this multimodal signalling species, simultaneous with conspicuous visual displays, males produce percussive seismic signals via an impulse mechanism which tends to excite a substrate evenly across a wide band of frequencies.

In the Caribbean area, special attention should be addressed to the presence of H. stipulacea which tends to homogenize the marine landscape and represents a substrate for hosting dinoflagellate growth.