physicochemical การใช้

• His main field of research was physicochemical fundamentals of chemical technology.
• His aristogenesis was based on a " physicochemical approach " to evolution.
• FIASMAs are structurally diverse, but have common physicochemical properties.
• Refuges vary with morphological and physicochemical factors as well; contribution is shared.
• However, these amino acids can be categorised into groups with similar physicochemical properties.
• Several physicochemical methods have been employed to derive binding constants for psoralen-DNA interactions.
• He is remembered for his application of quantitative physical-mechanical and physicochemical techniques to geosciences.
• Depending on the physicochemical properties of the peptides, losses can vary between 15 and 50 %.
• However although studies about its nutritional and physicochemical properties are lacking, the flour is protein-rich.
• In 1900, Max Bodenstein became Lecturer at the physicochemical institute of Wilhelm Ostwald at University of Leipzig.
• Proteins vary greatly in their physicochemical characteristics, and so crystallization of a particular protein is rarely predictable.
• Hans Driesch ( 1867 1941 ) interpreted his experiments as showing that life is not run by physicochemical laws.
• This may attribute to its free-radical scavenging property, a physicochemical characteristic shared by large polyionic polymers.
• His landmark textbook titled " Physicochemical Hydrodynamics " is widely considered his most important contribution to science.
• In addition he has provided analyses of very large libraries of tuberculosis data which highlight important physicochemical properties,.
• One outcome of his Open Notebook work is the collection of physicochemical properties of organic compounds he was studying.
• Furthermore, cheminformatics uses even more empirical ( and computationally cheaper ) methods like machine learning based on physicochemical properties.
• This macrostructure, as in the case of higher plants, shows some flexibility during changes in the physicochemical environment.
• Biopit formation by fungal organisms occurs via active penetration of the rock without previous activity by other organisms or physicochemical decay.
• Populations of " S . aeruginosa " at high densities are able to alter the physicochemical features of water.