Sentence examples for template resulted in from inspiring English sources
Simple grafting of six CDRs of the chicken antibody into a homologous human framework (FR) template resulted in the complete loss of pT231-peptide binding.
Utilization of a nanosized template resulted in a product with a relative uniform morphology and a small particle diameter in the region of 50 100 nm.
The figure shows that on average use of the Titles Template and Profile Template resulted in an increase in grades compared to the No Template condition as seen in Study 1.
The combined approach of education and involving staff in design of the template followed by introduction of the template, resulted in a significant and sustained improvement in fracture clinic documentation.
Carbonization of phenol formaldehyde resin in the presence of impregnated cobalt salts in SBA-15 followed by the removal of the silica template resulted in carbon composites consisting of CMK-3-type amorphous carbon and graphitic carbon nanoparticles.
The addition of Rad51 (3 µM) to this chromatinized template resulted in the formation of polymers from two or three nucleation sites, separated by constrained clusters of nucleosomes (Figs. 3b and 3c).
GNP acted as a template resulting in formation of large TiB2 grains with plate type morphology.
The type-specific oligonucleotides were allowed to compete in the hybridization to an immobilized template resulting in a highly specific hybridization process.
Thus en acts as a cation based template resulting in coordination polymers involving [ntpMCl2]−2 building units, maintained via hydrogen bonding interactions.
The applied pressure draws out the flowing polymer to generate droplets, which are later used for coating a template resulting in the fabrication of a structure.
The use of flat template can hinder the agglomeration of polyaniline during pyrolysis process and optimize the N-rich active site density on the surface owing to the intrinsic characteristics of Co-MMT template, resulting in the improvement of the ORR electrocatalytic activity in acidic and alkaline media.
