Sentence examples for template release from inspiring English sources
However, there was no measurable template release upon photoswitching.
However, the concentration of the spiropyran units in the polymer matrix still proved to be insufficient for the template release.
These findings suggested that a drastically increased SPMA content is required for light modulated template release, along with a high MAA content in order to retain sufficient binding capacity and selectivity.
A further increase of the SPMA content to 15 mol % (P3) at the expense of the cross-linker (69 mol %), keeping the MAA content at 16 mol %, still could not trigger UV initiated template release.
In order to remove the entrapped template, different methods were applied: electrodesorption conditions performed by cyclic voltammetry (oxidation reduction of the template in polymer), the use of such strong solvents interacts with polymer and causing coating swelling necessary for the template release.
Part of the internal thermal stress of the template was released through high-temperature deformation, but the majority of the thermal stress could not get released due to the rapid heating process.
The adoption of high heating rate of 10 K/min results in rapid oxidation of the PAN fiber templates and release of a large amount of gases during short time, which generates certain pressure difference between the exterior and interior of the fibers.
To make a strict test, we only include template proteins released before May of 2006 for this test, and we also excluded the templates with sequence identity >20% to the query.
Using this study as a template, future releases can take place in contiguous forest.
Next, the endospore template was released by soaking the resulting bilayer construct in dimethyl sulfoxide.
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