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1 ent waveforms, but no impact on the released electric charge.
2 ark changes its flavour without altering its electric charge.
3 rentiates between metabolites based on their electric charge.
4 most famously explaining the quantization of electric charge.
5 ction of DNA hybridization via its intrinsic electric charge.
6 y, low volatility, and possessing a negative electric charge.
7  the atmosphere by taking advantage of their electric charge.
8  after as a potential corollary of quantized electric charge.
9 ell a classic dependence of magnetic flux on electric charge.
10 o fluid flow was impaired by the presence of electric charges.
11 le, stretching the nanofibers and generating electric charges.
12 xample, show that defects direct the flow of electric charges.
13 nsurmountable energetic penalty to burial of electric charges.
14  splay is suppressed since it produces bound electric charges.
15  analogy: Topological zero modes are akin to electric charges.
16 two neighboring polarization fields to avoid electric charges.
17  in the UV range, carrying either one or two electric charges.
18 liability owing to dielectric breakdown(14), electric charging(15) and biofouling(16).
19 s seen in numerous eruptions, and groups the electric charges about the plume to form the 'lightning
20                    Even minute quantities of electric charge accumulating on polymer surfaces can cau
21              Because this activity separates electric charge and generates a transmembrane voltage, a
22 rinos are elementary particles that carry no electric charge and have little mass.
23 tic mobility, mu(e), is sensitive to the net electric charge and hydrodynamic size of a molecule in s
24 n; spin current is a flux of spin without an electric charge and its transport reflects spin excitati
25                                          The electric charge and spin of protons, which are shared am
26 ct that free charge carriers in solids carry electric charge and spin.
27 stics, consisting of the bound states of the electric charge and the image magnetic monopole charge.
28 ent relationship between ion concentrations, electric charge, and electrical potentials.
29  Importantly, a neutron carries spin without electric charge, and therefore it can bring spin into a
30 nner analogous to the way a condenser stores electric charge, and, upon phosphorylation, release a la
31                               The changes in electric charge appear to occur mainly on the S1 moietie
32                                              Electric charges are conserved.
33 ertainty, suggesting that for S1 x MgATP the electric charge at the actin binding site is abolished.
34 ctions of myosin and actin by modulating the electric charge at the actin binding site.
35 te value of the product of the net effective electric charges at the actin-myosin interface, /ZMZA/.
36 e modification approach targeted the surface electric charges borne by its additive particles, and wa
37 y topological defects named disclinations to electric charges by associating a charge to a disclinati
38 ow that small molecules with as few as three electric charges can effectively induce attractive inter
39 of both hairs and antennae increase with the electric charge carried by the bumblebee.
40 rasites that become airborne may exploit the electric charge carried by their host to facilitate atta
41 ple hydroxyl groups, nonlinear molecule, and electric charge could physically modify secondary struct
42 acoustic radiations(1,2), similar to the way electric charges decelerate on emitting photons.
43                                          The electric charge delivered was lower with aDBS than cDBS.
44 rostatic influence on activation mediated by electric charge density on the extracellular and intrace
45 crystals that release up to three times more electric charge density than that produced by PbZr0.52Ti
46 oped a-Si layer contributed to the extracted electric charges due to the suppressed electron-hole rec
47 bbles provided, in addition, new evidence of electric charging during the vapor plume cloud processes
48  quasiparticles are the ones with fractional electric charge e/3 in quantum Hall physics.
49                                      Because electric charges exert forces at a distance, a prey anim
50 trol antibody (MBIso) and MB with a negative electric charge for targeting of leukocytes (MBLc) were
51 ophobic core micelle coupled with a positive electric charge forms an organic complex with DCF that i
52               We also find that removing the electric charges from key basic residues located between
53 orrosion rate which, in turn, depends on the electric charge immobilized on the surface of the GaAs/A
54 e storage and diffusion of ionic species and electric charge in batteries and supercapacitors.
55 ed here conclusively demonstrate the role of electric charge in detection sensitivity as well as the
56         This in turn leads to the buildup of electric charge in donor and acceptor domains-away from
57 ly unfavorable situation of an uncompensated electric charge in the apolar, low-dielectric protein in
58 onstrate experimentally for the diffusion of electric charges in a one-dimensional electrical system
59 ctors may often be described as a process of electric-charge-induced self-assembly, wherein the inter
60 y to reversibly change optical properties by electric charge insertion/extraction.
61  environment, the Coulomb attraction between electric charges is decreased, leading, for example, to
62 s, including those carrying little or no net electric charges, is demonstrated.
63       Among its intrinsic properties are its electric charge, mass and spin(2).
64 nucleotide-dependent changes in cross-bridge electric charge might have in the contractile cycle in m
65 to nanometer scale (1.2-414 nm), volatility, electric charge, morphology, and elemental composition.
66                We show theoretically that an electric charge near a topological surface state induces
67                              A change in the electric charge of autophagosome membranes controls the
68                                          The electric charge of bacteria binding to the glycosylated
69 bundle thickness, which is determined by the electric charge of the filaments, the number of hydropho
70                                     When the electric charges of residues 85 and 96, the two aspartic
71  molecular dynamics simulations suggest that electric charge on graphene can force a DNA homopolymer
72 sual physical properties, such as fractional electric charge or a quantized magnetic field flux, orig
73 tic pulses to control the magnetic flux, the electric charge or the phase difference across a Josephs
74 d quantitative correlation with the supplied electric charge, Pearson's r = 0.994.
75 tely transformed on this anode at a specific electric charge Q = 0.03 Ah/L.
76 t of As-Co demonstrated that the quantity of electric charge (Q) decreased with the addition of the i
77 ple is the highly precise measurement of the electric charge radius of the proton(6).
78 mass radius that is notably smaller than the electric charge radius.
79                             Price-responsive electric charging reduces charging costs by 27% compared
80                                              Electric charge screening is a fundamental principle gov
81                                              Electric charge (the gauge coupling constant) is energy
82                 Despite the neutron zero-net electric charge, the asymmetric distribution of the posi
83 n out of equilibrium by light or the flow of electric charge, the vibrational and electronic degrees
84 on, and electric charge; the pore's size and electric charge; the electric field intensity; and the b
85 ctions of the particle's size, location, and electric charge; the pore's size and electric charge; th
86 veal the frequency and voltage dependence of electric charge transfer by prestin.
87 n, indicating a biomolecular origin for this electric charge transfer.
88 in which the flow of spin waves, rather than electric charges, transmits and processes information.
89 adratic energy dependence that result in the electric charge vanishing at high energies, a result kno
90 hown here to exhibit traveling extracellular electric charge when they recover from spatially focused
91     Pyroelectric materials that can generate electric charges when subjected to temperature changes a
92 sociated with phonons (which carry heat) and electric charges (which carry current).
93         The spin orientation is converted to electric charge, which we measure as a change in the sou
94 probes enables measuring the distribution of electric charges, which is encoded in the vector form fa