Sentence examples for a consequence of shrinkage from inspiring English sources

This is a consequence of shrinkage estimation and prediction errors being uncorrelated with EBV, i.e. In order to account for the covariance between the prediction errors and the BV, a model that accounted for such covariance would need to be fitted.

As a consequence of tissue shrinkage, formalin preservation may additionally influence volume of organs in question, predominantly with relation to isolated organs [ 14, 20].

Injected larvae exhibited a rough cuticle as a consequence of desiccation and shrinkage.

In the second phase, this emulsion is poured into a large polar phase leading to an immediate precipitation of the particles as a consequence of the polymer shrinkage around droplets of the primary emulsion.

Fresh oocyte measurements showed that oocytes shrank as a consequence of the embedding process, reaching the maximal degree of shrinkage for oocytes in the HYD stage (45.8% in paraffin and 26.5% in resin).

No adjustments were made for shrinkage of the tissue as a consequence of electron microscope sectioning.

Development of local edema within the outer retina after excessive light exposure has been described in the literature as a consequence of RPE damage as well as of the normotonic shrinkage of cells undergoing apoptosis.

This is then followed by an eventual increase in the ADC and lesion shrinkage at 3 months, thought to be a consequence of early transient cell swelling and transudation of plasma components into the extravascular extracellular space.

Design of layered materials depends on the residual stresses introduced into the composite as a consequence of different thermal expansion coefficients, Young's moduli, Poisson's ratios and shrinkage behavior of ceramic layers.

The results exhibited hot tearing, shrinkage porosity and metal oxide films due to inadequate heat dissipation during solidification process, as a consequence of poor investment casting ceramic mold configuration.

"Making together a consequence of America".