Sentence examples for a range of pulling from inspiring English sources

Newly designed Ti44Al6Nb1.0Cr2.0V0.15Y0.1B (at.%) alloy was prepared by vacuum consumable melting technology (melted two times), and then it was processed by cold crucible directional solidification (CCDS) technology at input power of 45 kW and a range of pulling velocities.

A linear relationship has been observed between the maximum force and the pulling velocity over a range of pulling velocities.

A range of pulling speeds between 50 and 5000 nm s−1 was used.

Due to the difficulty in performing single-molecule mechanical unfolding experiments, the unfolding kinetics of a protein is often studied in a narrow range of pulling velocities, and/or with limited sampling within the range of the pulling velocities investigated.

Recently, the mechanical unfolding kinetics of the native to intermediate (N→I) transition of the protein filamin was characterized in a broad range of pulling velocities (1 4000 nm/s), and an unexpected plateau in the modal (i.e., most probable) unfolding force, F∗, was observed at low pulling velocities/loading rates (Fig. 1) (5).

The unfolding strengths of both domains were determined for a wide range of pulling rates (50 to 1,745 nm/s).

The detachment condition of devices with different tip shapes was measured for a wide range of pulling angles.

The main problem in the analysis of the p(F) is the need to obtain large amounts of data (e.g., 1000 unfolding events per pulling velocity) in a large range of pulling velocities (stability and force noise).

Using unfolding force data obtained for filamin in a broad range of pulling velocities (1 4000 nm/s) (5), we show that the distribution of unfolding forces, p(F), contains additional information regarding the underlying free-energy landscape.

For another comparison, the theoretical curve for maximum force F = 2 M Vtarget is plotted against the maximum force found in the simulations for a range of target pulling velocities (Figure 2C).

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