Sentence examples for a greater rigidity from inspiring English sources

Sensory cells are endowed with a thick actin-ring near their apical tight junctions, which may provide the sensory epithelia with a greater rigidity which limits cell stretching to the more compliant non-sensory cells.

A localized rigid cellular environment can act as a signal to promote cellular migration, otherwise called durotaxis, or the migration of cells towards an area of greater rigidity [ 44, 45].

The RB301 tonearm fitted to its predecessor was changed to the RB303, which has a cast alloy tube that offered greater rigidity and better control of resonance.

Still, the dimerization due to hydrogen bonding of the head groups in OA leads to a greater molecular rigidity compared to MO, and to a more efficient packing.

A higher bone mineral density is associated with greater rigidity and strength of the bone.

The '01 has a more solid body structure than before, and the greater rigidity was the first thing I noticed in moving from the old car to the new one.

The greater rigidity of Smilodon humeri largely reflects a greater external diameter relative to bone length, but is also due to thicker cortical bone in Smilodon, suggesting that their bones were loaded more heavily in bending and axial compression than would be expected for similar-sized extant cats.

This is consistent with the idea that tighter hydrophobic packing (greater rigidity) within the linker arm results in a stronger Fe NHis coordination.

One aspect of this optimization was to introduce greater rigidity by replacement of the n-octyl moiety of fingolimod by a substituted benzyloxy oxime moiety.

The company says they are 8 percent lighter than its comparable current designs, yet have 30 percent greater rigidity.

The body is often strongly compressed laterally, which permits greater rigidity of the body frame while crawling from branch to branch.