ライフサイエンスコーパス: fabric

1 demonstrated for H2S emission from aged wool fabric.

2 distinctive macroscopic spotted or dendroid fabric.

3 ess analogous to the weaving of a waterproof fabric.

4 posited on glass, wood, steel, and polyester fabric.

5 , which has the attributes of a strong stiff fabric.

6 rocess as part of the pretreatment of cotton fabric.

7 ted wall elements displace the existing wall fabric.

8 t anisotropies associated to the folded rock fabric.

9 ns and (2) the fraction that remained on the fabric.

10 temperature regulators; and thermal transfer fabrics.

11 polarization-sensitive plasmonic papers and fabrics.

12 en PANI-carbon nanotube (PANI-CNT) composite fabrics.

13 sis, thin-film solar cells and antibacterial fabrics.

14 ed materials such as membranes, filters, and fabrics.

15 nserting the bent polymer sheets between two fabrics.

16 extended and flexible ultrasound transducing fabrics.

17 ps the method used to artificially age these fabrics.

18 igher functionality in functional fibers and fabrics.

19 t-wind energy and body-movement energy using fabrics.

20 ted out to produce free-standing macroscopic fabrics.

21 ese amino acids in authentic historical silk fabrics.

22 led fiber sensors into the reinforcing fiber fabrics.

23 key component of protective, yet breathable fabrics.

24 transplanar and in-plane wicking property of fabrics.

25 , such as: glass, tiles, concrete, paint and fabrics.

26 s easy and direct comparison among different fabrics.

27 Fabrics, a plush toy, and cleaning products were most li

28 Over 30 days cotton and polyester fabrics accumulated 3475 and 1950 ng/dm(2) summation ope

29 e lacustrine sediments, some with palimpsest fabrics after erect filaments.

30 Direct analysis of the dye from the fabric allows the omission of the lengthy sample prepara

31 aving efficiency similar to PVA on polyester fabrics, although with 3- 6% lower add-on.

32 reasing the number of yarns per unit area of fabric and decreasing yarn hydrophilicity.

33 the FOM was the Fisher ratio between a neat fabric and one stained with either a polymer film or blo

34 t manipulations in which radiation-absorbing fabric and the addition and removal of dust from the sur

35 S method, the dye must be extracted from the fabric and the dye components are separated by chromatog

36 Contrast differences between the clean fabric and the fabric stained with blood diluted as low

37 ve and reproducible in differentiating these fabrics and it suggests that water absorption and transp

38 Furthermore, we find relict fabrics and organic layers that covary with stromatolite

39 ucor sp., and a Paecilomyces sp. on hospital fabrics and plastics indicated that viability was variab

40 re literally the stuff from which our tissue fabrics and their fibers are woven and spun.

41 test on high performance moisture management fabrics and these fabrics were found to have excellent t

42 he ice column, alters basal ice rheology and fabric, and upwarps the overlying ice sheet, including t

43 ly modified starch sizes on polyester/cotton fabrics, and had relative weaving efficiency similar to

44 for flexible and wearable electronics, woven fabrics, and wires.

45 ese mechanisms are related to mineralogy and fabric anisotropy, while confining pressure, temperature

46 In the modern Earth such fabrics are associated with deformation of mantle rocks

47 water absorption and transport properties of fabrics are critical to wear comfort, especially for spo

48 engineering new materials, products and even fabrics are several reasons for thriving farm animal gen

49 water absorption and transport properties of fabrics are sweat rate-dependent.

50 that all samples display virtually identical fabrics, argue that the modern setting is not analogous

51 s adoption as wearable devices integrated in fabrics as active functional materials.

52 FMDs were integrated with fabrics as functional materials for protection against m

53 ing software to scale up this natural tissue fabric, as well as multidimensional weaving algorithms,

54 ansplanar and in-plane wicking properties of fabrics based on gravimetric and image analysis techniqu

55 In this paper, we describe a fabric-based electrophoretic platform for protein separa

56 size played some role, the NP capping agent/fabric binder combination was a key factor in release.

57 easible strategy for driving regeneration in fabric by means of integration with a bacterial biofilm

58 rinting of TE layers on flexible fiber glass fabrics, by rationally optimizing the printing inks cons

59 rbon nanotubes on the surface of micro-fibre fabric cloth layouts, normal to the fibre lengths, resul

60 cluding dust, dish plates, windows, mirrors, fabric cloth, and wood.

61 surfaces was found to be faster than that of fabric cloth.

62 These nanotube-coated fabric cloths serve as building blocks for the multilaye

63 (CO)10 were embedded in electrospun nonwoven fabrics, CO was liberated upon irradiation with low-inte

64 specimen were consistent with authentic silk fabrics collected from various museums.

65 than the critical value have an anisotropic fabric (contact network).

66 approximately 90% compared to the untreated fabric control, and about 50% reduction compared to the

67 reduction compared to the permethrin-treated fabric control.

68 This instrument is versatile in terms of the fabrics could be tested.

69 A fabric device tuned for protein separations was built an

70 Although washing the fabrics did release silver, it did not affect their anti

71 ANES, TEM, SEM, and total metals analysis of fabric digests and wash water filtrates.

72 Fabrics displaying higher-order diffraction peaks in the

73 was achieved by placing absorbable cellulose fabric down the probe tract.

74 ngular regions, a feature also familiar from fabric draping and paper crumpling.

75 will not diminish since the use of synthetic fabrics, especially polyester, continues to increase.

76 The CNT enabled smart fabrics, fabricated by a cost-effective and scalable met

77 the emission fraction in the absence of the fabric filter above the emission limits.

78 Therefore, the impact of the fabric filter is negligible for these elements.

79 The use of a fabric filter will allow the concentration of these thre

80 in a 0.2 MW combustion unit equipped with a fabric filter.

81 rform logic functions, to serve as a routing fabric for interconnecting the FETs and as the target fo

82 tion may be used to predefine regions in the fabric for successive preconcentrations and separations.

83 s; (ii) intervalley homogeneity of clays and fabrics for a wide range of decorated wares (e.g., paint

84 Cotton has been cultivated and used to make fabrics for at least 7000 years.

85 : (i) intervalley heterogeneity of clays and fabrics for ordinary wares; (ii) intervalley homogeneity

86 l applications of these fibers include woven fabrics for radiation barriers, spectral authentication

87 timicrobial properties, which are desired in fabrics for sportswear as well as cloth used for cleanin

88 these ribbons are successfully woven into a fabric form.

89 wild A. pernyi/Ap silkworms are selected in fabric forms.

90 length and/or debris encapsulated inside the fabric from the yarn spinning could be directly responsi

91 the weaving task involves weaving pieces of fabric from woollen strings, using a manual weaver's loo

92 organic compounds absorbed into the pottery fabrics from sites in Georgia in the South Caucasus regi

93 oating acrylic, cotton, nylon, and polyester fabrics from solutions of diluted rat blood.

94 muli and can be directly incorporated into a fabric garment for stylish designs without sacrifice of

95 ique and fundamental to the archaeal "design fabric." Genomic protein signature analysis methods may

96 organic microbial remains or biosedimentary fabrics--has to date eluded discovery in the extensively

97 Most technologies for surfaces and fabrics have been assessed in vitro and have been shown

98 Thermal annealing of the nanowire fabric in a reducing environment converts the polyphenyl

99 beads (IERB) to replace nonconductive spacer fabrics in RED compartments with dilute NaCl solution in

100 Here we show that the presence of B-type fabrics in the studied Isua dunites is consistent with a

101 rubber impregnated into stiff natural fiber fabrics, including cotton, hemp, and jute.

102 r patterning multiplexed channel geometries, fabric is a viable platform for the development of analy

103 This mantle fabric is detectable seismologically, as it produces an

104 This crosslinked fabric is formed from disaccharide pentapeptide units th

105 The observed anisotropic fabric is generally consistent with the current surface

106 or the detection of blood on a dark, acrylic fabric is shown.

107 coated with polypyrrole and integrated into fabric lateral flow sensors.

108 r mantle has traditionally been based on the fabrics (lattice-preferred orientation) of relatively wa

109 A series of shirting fabrics made by different fabric structure and yarn were

110 ible supercapacitive sensing modality to all-fabric materials for wearable pressure and force sensing

111 he high flexibility and weavable property, a fabric/matrix made using these ribbons could be highly b

112 efficacy of nanosilver particles embedded on fabrics may be negated when treated with detergents cont

113 The low-density wall fabrics may represent specific adaptation for oceanic en

114 e prepared using spin coating and glass wool fabric mesh as substrate.

115 een the IR spectra of blood solids and nylon fabrics, no satisfactory IR DLs were determined for the

116 ering the footprint of mantle melting in the fabric of abyssal hills, the most common topographic fea

117 The stress-bearing fabric of bacteria is made of peptidoglycan.

118 interactive process that weaves together the fabric of both human and nonhuman primate societies.

119 esh) size, it can be concluded that the wall fabric of both organisms has few imperfections and that

120 bid tubes are comprised of a loose prismatic fabric of calcite crystals.

121 This one-atom-thick fabric of carbon uniquely combines extreme mechanical st

122 endanger public health, and that the social fabric of communities could be impacted by the rapid eme

123 ption plays an important role in weaving the fabric of continuous visual experience.

124 as some views on the overall epistemological fabric of developmental biology.

125 e fossil record amply shows that the spatial fabric of extinction has profoundly shaped the biosphere

126 tated, expanded, and woven into the cultural fabric of human societies.

127 ial relativity is woven into the theoretical fabric of modern physics and into everyday applications

128 inguistic metaphors have been woven into the fabric of molecular biology since its inception.

129 on, using simple models that are part of the fabric of organic chemistry pedagogy.

130 e often weaved together, integrated into the fabric of our lives.

131 ngly beyond our reach, entrenched within the fabric of our society, such as social injustice and huma

132 ology is becoming deeply interwoven into the fabric of society.

133 Over the next generation, the entire fabric of the biosciences will change as research barrie

134 d in corresponding signatures throughout the fabric of the cell and its genome.

135 ed by self-organized assembly, guided by the fabric of the cell.

136 interest policies have become a part of the fabric of the conduct of biomedical research, yet such c

137 y the overall structure of the peptidoglycan fabric of the sacculi of gram-negative and gram-positive

138 elting at depth, recorded in the bathymetric fabric of the sea floor.

139 t studies have proposed that the bathymetric fabric of the seafloor formed at mid-ocean ridges record

140 like Bernie Fields and Abner Notkins are the fabric of the tale I will weave and were pivotal in the

141 rences before they are incorporated into the fabric of U.S. cardiology.

142 organic compounds absorbed into the pottery fabrics of imported Etruscan amphoras (ca. 500-475 B.C.)

143 Finally, analysis of internal fabrics of stromatolites revealed pervasive precipitatio

144 ft in the South Atlantic Ocean, abyssal hill fabric on slow-spreading ridges, and thousands of previo

145 The impacts of these changes in fabric on the flow itself are not well understood, and t

146 transformations either still adhered to the fabric or when released after washing.

147 iety of unconventional substrates, including fabric, paper, and metals, is achieved by a single-step

148 We therefore explored the effect of yarn and fabric parameters on separation resolution.

149 Fabric phase sorptive extraction (FPSE) is a novel sampl

150 Fabric phase sorptive extraction (FPSE), a novel sorbent

151 ish on the surface and play the same role as fabric pleats.

152 The outer, nonwoven fabric portion of this device was designed to filter mac

153 chnology-based consumer products (plush toy, fabric products, breast milk storage bags, sippy cups, c

154 fluorinated surfactants, such as Scotchgard fabric protector (3M Company), can be metabolically degr

155 s coincident with the detection of the major fabric protector components, and contains the N-methyl-p

156 d coincident with the detection of the major fabric protector components, which contains the N-ethyl-

157 r FBSAs were not detectable (<LODs) in these fabric protector original standard solutions.

158 film to obtain a symbiotic-like hybrid - the fabric provides structural framework to the biofilm and

159 prototype scaled up architectures of natural fabrics provides a new avenue to create advanced functio

160 st as sills, which cross-cut the continental fabric, rather than as an 'underplate' of 100 per cent m

161 Visible light irradiation of the fabrics reduced the extent of Ag release for textiles du

162 2.94 mum is used to desorb the dye from the fabric sample with the aid of water as the matrix.

163 differences between the clean fabric and the fabric stained with blood diluted as low as 1:100 are re

164 t role in everyday life in the form of wood, fabrics, starch, paper and rubber.

165 Consideration of fabric structure and washing conditions (use of detergen

166 series of shirting fabrics made by different fabric structure and yarn were investigated and the resu

167 ined similar regardless of wash condition or fabric structure, with the vast majority of fibers rangi

168 FPSE utilizes a flexible fabric substrate, chemically coated with sol-gel derived

169 nd the hydrophilic property of the cellulose fabric substrate, resulting in a highly sensitive and fa

170 r arrays are successfully realized on common fabric substrates.

171 This gravity field reveals regional tectonic fabric, such as gravity lineations, which are the expres

172 ding MRSA and VRE, on commonly used hospital fabrics, such as scrub suits, lab coats, and hospital pr

173 The dipping mantle fabric suggests that the Indian mantle is subducting in

174 simulated household washing experiments for fabric swatches in deionized water with or without deter

175 o approaches pave the way to multifunctional fabric systems.

176 ombosis/stenosis (n = 7), limb separation or fabric tear with a subsequent type 3 endoleak (n = 1), a

177 nes in the nucleus, is now seen as a dynamic fabric that changes with development.

178 d is useful for visualizing thin coatings on fabrics that are invisible to the eye.

179 In addition, the smart fabrics that are readily and non-invasively integrated i

180 rument is versatile in terms of the types of fabrics that can be tested.

181 Here, free-standing supercapacitor fabrics that can store high electrical energy and sustai

182 , toothpaste, medical devices, plastics, and fabrics) that are regulated by the U.S. Food and Drug Ad

183 this model-where development of the mineral fabric (the alignment of mineral grains) is caused solel

184 To test the authenticity of these silk fabrics, the recently developed silk dating technique us

185 al (2D) metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) into fabrics through direct solution-phase self-assembly from

186 to developing self-disinfecting surfaces or fabrics to minimize healthcare-associated infection (HCA

187 inner, thus reducing the gap between the two fabrics to reduce the thermal insulation.

188 their expertise into metaphorical knowledge fabrics to share understanding, resources, and enthusias

189 cone materials with elastic, strain-limiting fabrics, to yield a compliant but rugged platform for st

190 In this study, aerosols released form fabrics treated with Ag NPs were collected using a low p

191 alized by combining yarn supercapacitors and fabric triboelectric nanogenerators as energy-harvesting

192 Detection limits (DL) for blood on four fabric types were estimated for calibrations derived usi

193 The use of well-controlled fabrics, unreactive reference materials, and a life-cycl

194 This makes the nanowire fabric useful as a self-supporting, mechanically flexibl

195 Notably, an electrospun ionic fabric utilizing nanofibrous structures offers an extrao

196 For a strategy of combined fabric, ventilation, fuel switching, and behavioural cha

197 About 90% of the nanowire fabric volume is void space.

198 Herein, a direct analysis of dyed textile fabric was performed using the infrared matrix-assisted

199 f this technology also include self-cleaning fabrics, water purification and protein functionalizatio

200 ay be superimposed on a first-order tectonic fabric, we emphasize the difficulty of deciphering these

201 Fabric weaving is a mature, scalable manufacturing techn

202 rmance moisture management fabrics and these fabrics were found to have excellent transplanar and in-

203 flection DLs for blood on acrylic and cotton fabrics were in the mid-IR spectral window corresponding

204 Laboratory prepared nanoenhanced fabrics were investigated: three Ag variants and one Au

205 Here, cotton and polyester-cotton fabrics were sonochemically coated with zinc oxide (ZnO)

206 CPCD processing of Kevlar fabric wetted by (B(3)H(8))Re(CO)(4) produces an oriente

207 y experienced has determined the macroscopic fabric: where they abundant, the rock appears as dendroi

208 orthward-flowing segments follow Precambrian fabrics, whereas east-west segments follow faults of muc

209 her viruses), antibacterial self-sterilizing fabrics (which kill antibiotic-resistant bacteria, inclu

210 However, the effects of folded anisotropic fabrics, widespread in orogenic settings, on the mechani

211 A nonwoven fabric with paperlike qualities composed of silicon nano

212 Compliance of that fabric with turgor pressure is an important aspect of mo

213 portantly, upon wisely configuring the smart fabrics with a scalable sensor network, localized proces

214 Fabrics with known hydrophobicity were additionally test

215 ty of dye classes were analyzed from various fabrics with little to no sample preparation allowing fo

216 ssemble into a variety of complex nanoscopic fabrics with predefined periodic and aperiodic patterns

217 are essential building blocks for functional fabrics with system level attributes.

218 Twenty four types of fabrics with varying constructions and surface finishes

219 thod has high sensitivity in differentiating fabrics with varying geometrical differences.

220 ocrystalline coating of ReB(2) on the Kevlar fabric without incurring noticeable thermal damage of th

221 cts above that of permethrin-treated uniform fabric worn on the arm of the volunteer.