Sentence examples for surrounding barrier from inspiring English sources

The measurement of the α exponent at high temperatures makes it possible to evaluate the quality of the QDs and of the surrounding barrier material by simple PL measurements.

As the superlinearity is the outcome of temperature-activated non-radiative recombination centers in the barrier, we propose its suppression as an effective method to test the quality of the QDs and of the surrounding barrier.

Moreover, studies using correlative microscopy to localize FGF8 at the ultrastructural level showed specific staining in the intercellular spaces surrounding barrier cells of spleen micrographs (Fig. 5F and G).

This distinct separation of measurements obtained from the CWA and CIA methods may be due, in part, to the need of cells to degrade the surrounding barrier during the invasion process [ 40, 41].

This analysis confirms that the Bi profile has become more distributed within the structure, as a result of its diffusion into the GaAs surrounding barriers for the two higher annealing temperatures.

It can be noticed that some of them are so close to the band edges (few meV) that it will be very easy for the carriers there to escape into the surrounding barriers.

Questions included date of visit, contact with animals or surrounding barriers, areas of the farm visited, food consumption, personal behavior (e.g., thumb-sucking), handwashing, use of the toilet, whether soiling was visible on the child, and whether the child had fallen at the farm.

Activation of this cascade results in the formation of cell-surface plasmin (Pn) that is essential for the degradation of the ECM in surrounding tissue barrier (Blasi, 1999).

With regard to language barriers, researchers need to address the methodological issues surrounding language barriers between researchers and participants as systematically as possible.

This is the key issue surrounding engineered barriers in the nuclear industry, because the primary objective of such structures is to isolate radioactive hazards from the human environment.

doi: 10.1038/sj.bjc.6600480 www.bjcancer.com © 2002 Cancer Research UK Tumour progression reflects the ability of cancer cells to proliferate and invade surrounding matrix barriers and these events are regulated, at least in part, by cell adhesion receptors called integrins and matrix-degrading enzymes.