Sentence examples for systems contained two from inspiring English sources

The corresponding interaction systems contained two freshly prepared working solutions: (a) the solution of cysteine (the final concentration of 290 μM) and reduced glutathione (final conc. 6 μM) dissolved in an aqueous solution of 50 mM ammonium acetate in water, and (b) the solutions of 1, 3 and 5 in methanol, to give the final concentration of 1 μM or 7 μM.

Following our previous work, we developed a new lattice model for systems containing two solvents and a polymer chain.

Difficulty in calculating the reduced qubit dynamics has restricted previous analysis of direct measurement schemes to systems containing two [14 16] or three [17, 18] qubits.

The proposed SOFC and SOFSMC systems contain two sets of fuzzy inference logic: one is the fuzzy controller and the other is the rule modifier.

Kinetic analysis at constant S-adenosyl-l-methionine concentration shows that representative inhibitory oligodeoxynucleotides are best viewed as weakly productive components of systems containing two DNA substrates.

More than one-fourth of the sunlike stars in our galaxy and about half of the long-lived but dim, cool stars called red dwarfs are found in solar systems containing two or more stars, the researchers note.

The majority of ABC systems contain two hydrophilic cytoplasmic domains (ABC domains) in association with two hydrophobic membrane-spanning domains (IM domains).

The system contained two layers of contrasting hydraulic conductivity (1 12) and flow was parallel to layers.

The final system contained two protein chains, one ATP, one ADP, two Mg2+ ions, six Na+ ions, 17 Cl– ions, 203 POPC phospholipids, and 24689 water molecules (120016 total atoms).

Underground transit systems contain four distinct environs presented in Figure 1 as Settings A1, A2, B1, and B2.

The proposed TV and MTV language recognition systems contain three main processes, spectral feature extraction, total factor vector extraction, SVM model and language score calibration.