| Ribosomes that reach the termination site desorb and re-enter the pool of diffusing ribosomes. |
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| This was followed by plasma desorption in the 1970s, which uses high energy ions to desorb and ionise molecules. |
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| Atoms are ionised and desorb from the sample surface ready for MS analysis. |
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| The majority of the gas is adsorbed in the coal matrix and, in order to get that gas to desorb, the pressure must be reduced. |
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| Theoretically, the material ensuring maximum climatic comfort must be able to quickly absorb moisture and to desorb it also quickly, ideally by following the day and night cycles. |
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| The classic insole desorb in totality after 15 hours approximately. |
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| The analytes desorb into the column, while the injecting syringe retracts the SPME fibers. |
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| Pressure reduction allows the gas to desorb and flow to the well bore. |
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| Surfactants enhance bioremediation involves the use of surfactants to desorb the contamination and significantly improve the bio-availability of many recalcitrant compounds. |
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| Surfactant enhanced remediation involves the use of surfactant formulations to selectively desorb and dissolve target contaminates from the solid to liquid phase. |
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| Then of course the product of the catalysis can desorb from the surface and get on with its destiny. |
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| It seems that the chemisorbed molecules begin to desorb or decompose. |
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| Wool will absorb the 1 litre of water that the average person perspires every night and then desorb it naturally back to its normal state during the day. |
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| For instance, stopper rubbers adsorb and desorb water at different rates. |
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| These proteins are also known to adsorb and desorb continuously. |
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| The research at the Georgia Institute of Technology indicates that ultraviolet photons emitted by the sun likely cause H2O molecules to either quickly desorb or break apart. |
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