Sentence examples for changes in layer from inspiring English sources

Marked changes in layer arrangement occurred since 1000 years ago when subsequent to erosional events the coastal system rearranged and is characterized by layers with low dip angle (< 10°).

Mathematical modeling was implemented to show how changes in layer stiffness affect the overall circumferential wall stress, and as a design aid to achieve the best mechanical combination of materials.

In lamellar phases with holes in the layers that contain the surfactant tails, defects in the patterns form easily; these facilitate changes in layer spacings when the temperature is changed.

Finally, we used immunolabeling for TLE4 to characterize potential changes in layer V/VI.

It is plausible that the microglial response in vM1 reported here was due to biochemical changes in layer 5 corticofacial neurons induced by retrograde transsynaptic signaling from the axotomized facial motoneurons over which they project.

We present neurohistological methodology of measuring length changes in layer III pyramidal neurons in the PT (especially in its subparts of I, SR, and HG) in patients with progressed Alzheimer disease.

The changes in layer-stacked structures of the clay particles in the PLLA matrix were examined by use of wide-angle X-ray diffraction and transmission electron microscopy.

The empirical results indicate that reorganization, through changes in layers, is key to understand how firms expand and contract.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.09457.011 Interestingly, spine changes in layer-5 pyramidal cells of visual cortex outlast sensory experience (Hofer et al., 2008), thus providing a structural substrate for the psychological phenomenon known as memory savings (Ebbinghaus, 1913).

Reducing the pH results in a collapse of the adsorbed layer with a larger change in layer thickness at low ionic strength.

The change in layer composition with film depth requires a degree of control by the substrate on the composition of the overgrowths, a process that is not fully understood at this point.