Sentence examples for clear particles from inspiring English sources
The interaction of macrophages with micro and nanoparticles (MNPs) is important because these cells clear particles from the circulation, and because they are potential therapeutic targets in inflammatory conditions, atherosclerosis and cancer.
There were no significant changes in cellular response or with markers indicating toxicity in hamsters, reflecting the capacity of these animals to rapidly clear particles from the lung.
That's because scientists have presumed that most of the aerosols from minor eruptions do not rise beyond the troposphere, the layer of Earth's atmosphere where weather occurs and where natural processes quickly clear particles from the atmosphere.
The team estimated that radiation striking these relatively clear particles, found mainly in the United States and other countries that burn a lot of fossil fuels, has a 96% chance of being scattered--not absorbed or reflected, as previously thought.
At the same time, TEM images of sulfidized samples (Figure 2) showed a clear nanodomain structure for some of the samples; the samples not treated with H2S did not show any nanoheterogeneity, and the samples with low ZnS content did not show any clear particles at TEM even though the refraction index changed drastically.
Two mechanisms primarily contribute to this decline: 1) reduced cough strength and 2) alterations in the body's ability to clear particles in the airways.
For high-multiplicity pPb events, a clear particle species dependence of v(2) and v(3) is observed.
The pellets obtained under these conditions also showed clear particle-seeding activity.
Further analysis of nano using atomic force microscopy (AFM) shows clear particle to particle separations in surface projections, with diameters ranging from 13 to 30 ηm (Figure 1B).
From these data, it is clear that serum pellets obtained and processed in this manner displayed clear particle-seeding activity that could not be attributed solely to the initial inocula since the turbidity was seen to increase over time.
Henry Morris is even clearer: "Particles evolve into elements, elements into complex chemicals, complex chemicals into simple living systems, simple life forms into complex life, complex animal life into man" (Morris 1974, p. 11).
