Sentence examples for transition indicating that from inspiring English sources
Such a shift on the absorption peak is associated with π-π* transition, indicating that the P3HT chains interact more strongly.
These blends have a single glass transition indicating that these blends are able to form a miscible phase due to the formation of hydrogen bonds between the hydroxyl group of MC and the carboxyl group of PAA.
Interestingly, the decrease of μ is not affected by the phase transition, indicating that electro-kinetic properties may be viewed as single particle properties even in the case of structure formation.
The curves exhibit a broad absorption band between 250 and 360 nm associated with the first excitonic transition indicating that ZnS nanocrystals were synthesised within the 'quantum confinement regime' [31] at different pH to form colloidal suspensions capped by carbohydrate-based ligands (after 24 h).
The same delay is transmitted to the G2/M transition, indicating that no major compensatory mechanism on cell cycle timing between completion of S-phase and cell division are operative.
Seven Type II genes exhibited significant expression changes in the two weeks following the short-day transition, indicating that these genes may regulate the earliest stages of growth cessation, terminal bud set and endodormancy establishment.
The analysis of electronic transition indicates that ML'chargeCtransfer transfer is mainly responsible for its NLO response.
This transition indicates that the constraint force keeps the liquid bridge stable while the surface tension promotes its instability.
The variable magnitude of the Verwey transition indicates that magnetite in the samples has undergone variable degrees of low-temperature oxidization.
Such a solubility transition indicates that pyrene molecules are completely dissolved in CTAB micelles; that is, pyrene@micelle is formed.
Taken together, our observed binary CTD transition indicates that the polarized CTD energy distribution is essential for efficient membrane fusion.
