Sentence examples for thus retarding from inspiring English sources
It appears that the continuous alginate phase encapsulates starch granules thus retarding in vitro digestion of the rice dough.
This is due to the fact that the F-atom density is barely higher in this mixture compared to the two other cases, thus retarding Si etching [23].
Unfortunately, the isolated Nogo-66 is highly insoluble while its truncated form Nogo-40 is soluble but unstructured, thus retarding further characterization and application.
The high performance of Pisum sativum extract could also be due to the large size of the constituent molecules, which cover wide areas on the metal surface, thus retarding corrosion [42]. 1.
The high performance of RBF could also be due to large size of this molecule which covers wide areas on the metal surface and thus retarding the corrosion [53, 54].
The acidity of PEDOT PSS can be neutralized by the doped ammonia, which inhibits the ion-exchange reaction between PSS-H and CH3NH3I, thus retarding the reduction of the work function for PEDOT PSS to some extent.
The principle of a UV disinfection system is to destroy the genetic material of the bacterial cell and thus retard its ability to reproduce (US EPA 1986b).
The results suggest that the addition of carbon does not directly favor the formation of austenite, since Mn is consumed by the formation of the carbides and the nucleation of austenite is thus retarded to later stages of tempering as every FCC nucleus in the initial stages of tempering is readily converted into a carbide nucleus.
Reduced rate of cell proliferation helps in reduction of cell growth and thus retard the cell growth.
The presence of the two negative charges at the aspartate and glutamate residues thus retard significantly the rate of aggregation of the peptide, but are insufficient to inhibit fibril formation completely, even when fully charged at neutral pH.
The fitness costs of resistance to phages adding to those of antibiotic resistance may cause some antibiotic-resistant genotypes to grow very slowly, and thus retard the evolution of antibiotic resistance.
