Sentence examples for surface of common from inspiring English sources
GE has several projects in this area, including an effort to instill superhydrophobic roughness on the surface of common thermoplastics used for things like product and food packaging.
The well-characterized ability of CaP minerals to bind and release plasmid DNA, coupled with the ability of biodegradable CaP coatings to form on the surface of common biomaterials, provides a potential mechanism for controlled release of plasmid DNA from various biomaterials.
The first aim of this study was to assess whether it was possible to remove PrP once adsorbed to the surface of common minerals found in soils.
Molecular motifs exposed on the surface blebs of apoptotic cells or microbial epitopes expressed on the surface coat of common bacteria may be relevant in triggering and/or facilitating the evolution of CLL [ 105, 123].
Plasma treatments are frequently employed to modify surface properties of materials such as adhesivity, hydrophobicity, oleophobicity etc. Present work deals with surface modification of common commercial polymers such as polyethylene terephthalate (PET) and polyurethane (PU) by an air dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) at atmospheric pressure.
Book I enumerates means of finding the area of various plane figures and the surface areas of common solids.
Molecular self-assembly offers an effective method to modify the surface properties of common biomaterials by presenting biologically relevant chemistry in a controlled, ordered fashion.
22 The surface expression of common selectin ligands and their carbohydrate binding moieties was first characterized.
A common target area was the deep surface of the common extensor tendon (origin of the ECRB and the extensor digitorum communis) (first approach) and the deep surface of the ECRB, over the capsule and the lateral ulnar collateral ligament (second approach).
And yet it is always there, just beneath the surface of everything, common as gravity, cold as outer space.
A protein interaction is said to be mutually exclusive, if two or more proteins interact with the same interface on the surface of their common partner.
