physiochemical การใช้

• :Such studies are almost always statistical, rather than physiochemical.
• An odorant is a physiochemical molecule that binds to a specific receptor protein.
• The alternative to selective breeding of individuals was a concerted physiochemical investigation of the gene.
• The survival of these prokaryotic bacteria is dependent on the physiochemical conditions of their environment.
• The growth process of LuAG is relatively simple due to its crystallographic structure and physiochemical properties.
• Finally, the position, temperature, molecular make up is seen as the physiochemical dimension.
• The first and third scales are derived from the physiochemical properties of the amino acid side chains.
• In 1877 he became professor of " Knowledge of materials and the application of physiochemical science to architecture ".
• He started as a chemist at RRIM in 1949 and led research, particularly in physiochemical changes in natural rubber.
• The research provided predictive models for alterations in the physiochemical properties of pore fluid to surfactant enhanced acquifer remediation of PCE.
• Small molecular changes, such as substituents or ring flexibility can cause changes in the pharmacological and physiochemical properties of a drug.
• Mesocrystals have unique structural features and the physical and physiochemical properties that come from that structure have made them become a subject of interest.
• Physiochemical processes such as the Sabatier reaction would result in high efficiencies however a large amount of energy is required in terms of temperature and pressure.
• Major step in this front is through the development of Industrial effluent recycle solution which integrates physiochemical, biological and membrane separation processes for optimum water recovery.
• It produces alterations in the physiochemical properties including changes in binding, hydrophobicity etc . These physical and chemical changes increase systemic retention of the therapeutic agent.
• These include habitats degraded by human disturbance, and those with poor water quality ( such as polluted waterways ), natural physiochemical extremes, and seasonally intermittent flows.
• Current diagnostic methods are based mainly on detection of physiochemical differences between PrP C and PrP Sc which, to date, are the only reliable markers for TSEs.
• Answering questions in only physiochemical terms is rarely useful for anyone but the physiologist or the chemist .-- Fastfission 00 : 53, 23 October 2006 ( UTC)
• Areas that have similar hydrogeological conditions, which affect the physiochemical, biological and bacteriological reactions and diffusions of pollutants in the water bodies, are declared as Water Quality Management Areas.
• Do not to forget that, in addition to taste and aroma, Tap de Cort?has an important role in the correct ripe of sobrassada from a physiochemical point of view.