Sentence examples for a tight contact from inspiring English sources

The polymer swelled after implantation due to hydration, leading to a tight contact with the surrounding bone in both defects.

The bed was prepared by ball-milling the solid mixture at 250 rpm for 10 min to get a "tight" contact between the soot and the catalyst.

When bentonite is immersed into the water solution, swelling deformation and swelling pressure will occur to create a tight contact with confining rock.

According to Wang et al. [92], an important prerequisite determining the antifungal activity seems to be a tight contact of the nanoparticles with the fungal spores, which induces plasmolysis, associated with reduced water content and growth arrest.

We have revealed that casting of the PEDOT PSS electrode from a solution leads to shortcutting problem, but the mechanically pressed PEDOT PSS film onto the top of the assembly does not provide a tight contact.

It can be seen that both of the ZnO nanorod arrays are hexagonal faceted with a smooth surface and a clear edge, indicating a tight contact between graphene and ZnO nanorods.

Their data suggest that tensile force flexes the cadherin extracellular region of X-dimers, which induces new hydrogen bonds, resulting in a tighter contact.

These dark IRM images usually suggest a very tight contact with a gap of less than 15 nm (Barr VA, et al., Current Protocols in Cell Biology, 2009, Chapter 4: Unit 4.23).

For instance, it was reported that membrane nanotubes form de novo between lymphocytes and target cells when the cells move apart after a prolonged tight contact.

Stephen A. Erickson, the deputy chief medical examiner, said in an interview that those effects indicated a gun muzzle in "tight contact" with the head during a suicide.

Stephen A. Erickson, the deputy chief medical examiner who oversaw the autopsy, said in an interview that "soot and searing" in Mr. Carter's wound meant that a gun was in "tight contact" with his head, typical of such a suicide.