Sentence examples for curly structure from inspiring English sources

There should be a curly structure outside the kidney, where female frogs produce eggs.

The resulting stable and curly 1D structure was found to be high specific surface area and high specific capacitance.

(D ) Expression of constitutively active Ser239Ala Thr278Ala mutant VASP leads to formation of curly actomyosin structures.

The transformation from 2D graphene sheet into the curly tubular 1D structure could be understood with the aid of the illustrations in Figure 1.

Meanwhile, it could be speculated that another striking aspect GNS were overall aligned along the direction of the rolling, potentially forming the curly axes in the rolling structure.

Caregivers reported their hair color, hair structure (straight or curly hair), and the use of hair treatment including coloration, bleaching, and permanent wave.

Curly interlaced net-like chain structures synthesized without magnetic field are vivid in Fig. 2a, with diameters of 35 ± 5 nm and lengths of up to 500 nm. Figure 2b shows the sample (sample 1) synthesized under an external 5-kOe magnetic field.

You need consistency in this industry and it has been extremely difficult to maintain planned yields, particularly with spinach and curly kale where we have seen poor root structure and uneven growth.

In contrast, CO2-activated graphene shows 3D curly morphology with a hierarchical micro-meso-macroscopic structure and an ultra-large pore volume of 3.08 cm3g-1, where an excellent rate capability of 86.1% from 0.5 to 10 A g−1 can be implemented.

URI templates[ 14] can be used to specify URI structures with variable parts enclosed within curly brackets, as in http://ehr.imt.liu.se/ehr:{ehr_id}/{object_id}@{versionLookup} The REST design pattern over HTTP is not optimized for server-initiated interaction or frequent update notifications [ 15], which may also be needed in an EHR system.

Wild-type embryos injected with either type of rasl11b morpholino displayed a curly down phenotype by 24 hpf but no missing structures (Figs. 4B,C).