Sentence examples for cross section suggests from inspiring English sources

The associated deformed cross section suggests that the gasket has plastically deformed toward the U-shape wall surface at a greater degree than those for triangular-shape design.

As stated earlier, it appears that the presented Grossensees data have been interpreted here for the first time ever, and unfortunately, it appears that the literature does not have any available information (e.g., drilling and/or geologic) about this site that can be used to assess the accuracy of the interpretive geologic cross section suggested here.

A lumen was visible in some filaments in cross section, suggesting a tubule-like morphology.

The measured cross sections suggest contributions from resonance production for both reactions.

Visual inspection of cross sections suggested that this is not the case however, also revealing a remarkable rarity of post-cambial cell divisions.

Spatial changes of lamin A distribution were less pronounced in horizontal cross sections), suggesting that the structural changes seen in horizontal slices show only part of the spatial changes of the nuclear lamina shape.

Counting of chloroplasts in selected areas of the cross sections suggested that the suppression of photosynthetic genes was not linked with a reduction in the number of chloroplasts (35 ± 13 chloroplasts per 1000 μm and 27 ± 12 chloroplasts per 1000 μm, P = 0.220) in HN compared with LN poplars.

The fact that it was found in two separate cross-sections suggests the former.

Monoterpene synthase activity in the MeJA-induced CZ may be associated with the onset of traumatic resin duct development [ 6] and the differences in the product profiles of the monoterpene synthase activity in CZ tissue and whole cross-sections suggests differential expression of TPS gene family members in these tissues.

It shows that the encapsulation drastically reduces the influence of resonance frequency on scattering cross-section, suggesting possible means of improvement in imaging at off-resonant frequencies.

The index provides a reliable absolute measure of reduction under experimental conditions, and does so irrespective of blank cross-section, suggesting that the "flat-flake" problem is not necessarily a serious difficulty for the index.