Sentence examples for templates for formation from inspiring English sources

In order to investigate the impact of the presence of surfactant molecules on the surface chemistry and surface charge of the nanoparticles, two different surfactants (AOT, Tween 80) were used as templates for formation of three different ORMOSIL nanoparticles.

A subset of indirect flight muscles IFMs, the dorsal longitudinal muscles DLMs, uses larval templates for formation [19], [20], whereas the other set of IFMs, the dorsoventral muscles DVMs, the direct flight muscles DFMs and leg muscles develop de novo from a pool of twist-positive precursors of adult muscles [21], [22].

In this respect, the three-helix bundle acts as a template for formation of helix III and the creation of the native fold.

These nanosheets are assumed to be as templates for the formation of 3D-structures (nanotubes) similar to the formation of polyaniline nanotubes from aniline oligomeric sheets based on a rolling-up mechanism [51].

After the formation of the hollow spheres, lots of gas bubbles still existed in the shell, and they acted as templates for the formation of the loose packed shell.

These scaffolds serve as templates for the formation of endothelial tubes that can be perfused; whether such microvascular structures are stable and/or functional is largely unknown.

Here we demonstrate the utility of hierarchically designed alumina templates for the formation of palladium Y-junction nanostructures through a chemical vapor deposition route.

To engineer a range of human tissue/organ systems, they provide the cells with native-like environments, using biomaterial scaffolds (templates for tissue formation) and bioreactors (culture systems enabling environmental control and signaling).

ZnO or polystyrene (PS) pillar arrays were formed on solid substrates and used as templates for the formation of porous polymer membranes.

The PAA shells on the spheres acted as templates for the formation of immobilized Ag NPs by loading Ag + ions followed by reduction.

Anodic aluminum oxide (AAO) membranes with a highly ordered nanopore arrangement typically serve as ideal templates for the formation of various nanostructured materials.