Sentence examples for a layer of strongly from inspiring English sources

However, while for young twigs of Picea abies, Thuja orientalis or Metasequoia glyptostroboides just a tenuous lignification can be observed in the injury boundary seven-ten days after wounding [ 39 ], a layer of strongly suberized cortical parenchymatous cells is already detectable by that time in P. canariensis.

Double labeling experiments showed that most Robo-positive cells were located within the lower half of the PPL/MZ and below a single layer of strongly labeled reelin immunopositive cells, a marker of Cajal Retzius cells (Ogawa et al. 1995; Frotscher 1997; Tissir and Goffinet 2003) (Fig. 2 A, inset).

Depositing a layer of alumina inside the NCs strongly affects the resonance wavelength.

The discovery was the result of a chance encounter at a Stanford lunch event, where Fuller learned that Cegelski's group was seeking a way to measure how strongly a layer of E. coli bacteria sticks to a layer of isolated bladder cells.

The team has developed a method to strongly bond a layer of hydrogel a squishy, slippery polymer material that consists mostly of water to common elastomers such as latex, rubber, and silicone.

In a paper published today in the journal Advanced Healthcare Materials, the team describes their method for strongly bonding a layer of hydrogel — a squishy, slippery polymer material that consists mostly of water — to common elastomers such as latex, rubber, and silicone.

The development of Es-a layers are strongly associated with particle precipitation at high latitudes (Sauli and Bourdillon, 2008).

It is commonly associated with silica-rich parent rocks such as quartz sandstone, but occurs also on weathered igneous rocks, and in the lower layers of strongly leached, red, tropical soils.

The surface layer consists of strongly de-gypsified weathering residues and has a low organic matter content and a weak, subangular blocky structure.

The submerged jet-like flows of foam/gypsum slurry mixtures belong to the class of the boundary layer problems of strongly non-linear power-law fluids of three-phase media (gypsum stucco, water and air), which is insufficiently studied in the framework of the non-Newtonian fluid mechanics.

Routine ultrastructural examination disclosed these three-dimensional areas to consist of a stratified layer of cells that strongly resembled in situ urothelium.