| The amount of dimer that exists in organic solvents often increases with increasing solvent hydrophobicity. |
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| Bacterial affinity for the host cell is known to be influenced by cell surface hydrophobicity. |
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| These results were similar to previously reported values for polystyrene and showed high hydrophobicity. |
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| This is a significant drawback because the dependency of intermembrane transfer on lipid hydrophobicity is a very useful criterion when assessing the mechanism of transfer. |
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| We also varied the end group of the trichlorosilyl surfactant, using an amine, vinyl, bromo, or phenyl group to provide other surfaces of differing hydrophobicity. |
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| The researchers found that beta-peptides showed similar trends, with decreases in hydrophobicity leading to greater selectivity for bacterial cells. |
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| The role of these structures in determining spore hydrophobicity, adhesion, dispersal, and resistance to environment stresses is poorly understood. |
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| The physical properties of ionic liquids may be tuned, for example, by altering the hydrophobicity, to affect reaction rates and selectivities. |
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| The specialty monomers vinyl neodecanoate and vinyl laurate confer special properties on Wacker's dispersible polymer powders, such as hydrophobicity. |
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| They applied wide-angle x-ray scattering technology to characterize crystallinity, and contact angle measurements to determine the product's surface hydrophobicity. |
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| Due to its moderate hydrophobicity, APPS penetrates effectively into the dermis, the third skin layer, where it is then enzymatically converted to ascorbic acid. |
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| Hydrophilicity is a key attribute in applications such as medical or microfluidic devices, where the hydrophobicity of silicone can pose problems. |
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| Hydrophobicity has been recorded in dry, unburned soils but may be intensified by fire. |
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| Hydrophobicity and biofilm formation of lipophilic skin corynebacteria. |
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