Sentence examples for behaviour in contact from inspiring English sources
Limited in vitro studies of cell behaviour in contact with the fibres were performed using cell culture.
The influence of deposition parameters and of the superlattice period on residual film stress, oxidation behaviour and the behaviour in contact with hot inorganic glasses was investigated.
From the experimental investigations it was found that the oxidation resistance and also the behaviour in contact with hot melts of inorganic glasses were dependent on the superlattice period Λ.
This ensured that parasitoid behaviour when in contact with the host eggs could be observed continuously without movement of the Petri dish.
This paper describes a new simulation tool for the prediction of aerosol formation and behaviour in gas liquid contact devices such as absorbers, scrubbers, quench coolers, and condensers as well as multistage gas cleaning processes, respectively.
He said she had been provoked by Blakely's behaviour in not contacting her even though he had promised to meet her, had talked of marriage and of offering her financial support.
To examine the biocompatibility and behaviour of cells in contact with the ZnO urchin, the Madin-Darby canine kidney (MDCK) epithelial cell line was chosen as an in vitro experimental model.
One of the main issues regarding the design of LFR is the corrosion erosion behaviour of materials in contact with high temperature and high velocity lead, such as pump impeller and bearing materials.
However, for these implantable nanodevices, the biocompatibility and the ability to control the behaviour of cells in contact with ZnO NWs are demanded for the success of these implantable devices, but to date, only a few contrasting results from their biocompatibility can be found.
Still, by comparing the regular (non-holiday) and holiday periods, the impact on mixing behaviour - especially due to changes in contact behaviour for children and adolescents - can be studied.
This main location then dominates the contact behaviour (in terms of numbers of contacts) of that group.
