Sentence examples for virtue of a unique from inspiring English sources

Nickel sulfide nanoparticles (NPs) are first synthesized by virtue of a unique H2O/CS2 interface under mild hydrothermal treatment.

A novel ratiometric fluorescent probe, ACC-Cl, was developed by virtue of a unique H2Sn-mediated coumarindithiolone formation under mild condition.

Here again, Kant thinks that this idea itself gets transmuted into the notion of a given object by virtue of a unique subreption, whereby we dialectically substitute for a principle that is only meant for empirical employment one which holds of things in general.

PA has antioxidant functions by virtue of forming a unique iron chelate, and it suppresses iron-catalyzed oxidative reactions [ 6].

What is the specialized configuration of information space utilized by neoplastic cells that they can discern by virtue of their unique observer/participant/status as an independent 'self'?

By virtue of its unique accessibility, the UCC in a public safety net hospital has developed an important and expanding role in the health care system.

In addition, by virtue of their unique immunomodulatory activities, chemokines may represent a new class of "intelligent" vaccine adjuvants, capable of finely tuning both humoral and cellular immune responses by recruiting specific cell types at the site of immunization.

North Conway, by virtue of its unique location in the southern Mount Washington Valley, was a gathering place for many of the artists.

By virtue of these unique PC Ag@Al2O3 nanostructures, herein we provide an excellent platform to investigate the relationship between the pinhole rate of Al2O3 shells and the melting behavior, high-temperature SERS performances of these core-shell nanostructures.

Moreover, by virtue of the unique 3-D structure, diatomite@TiO2@MnO2 electrode also displays a long cyclic stability (retain 94.1% after 2000 cycling) and a high coulombic efficiency (retain 98.2%-99.698.2%-99.6%00 cycling).

This system serves as an important neurobiological and physiological model by virtue of its unique size, particularly in the North Atlantic Long-finned or Woods Hole squid, Loligo pealei (Gilbert et al., 1990).