Sentence examples for decreased rigidity from inspiring English sources

Compared to WT, the Δ hpnP IM and OM showed decreased rigidity.

In agreement with our findings, these researchers propose that decreased rigidity preserves stemness by altering cell shape, resulting in cytoskeletal rearrangements.

In these cells, individual Golgi stacks had an undulated appearance suggesting a decreased rigidity maybe caused by a weaker connection to the underlying cytoskeleton, although this remains to be investigated.

It was found that decreasing rigidity of the annular plate exhibits less increase of the natural frequencies than that of a rigid plate.

Slip of the beam longitudinal reinforcement in the joint and shear deformation of joint panel significantly decrease rigidity of the joint, especially in non-seismically detailed beam-column joints.

Note that the T838P (Krasnoperov et al, 2002b) and T838A mutants are unfolded, but replacing threonine with a glycine enables proper folding, presumably by decreasing rigidity at the cleavage site.

Amine-modified minerals had no negative influence on rheological performance even if they significantly decreased the rigidity of composites.

Based on the achieved mechanical, thermal, rheological, water absorption, and microstructural results, the affinity of amine functional group and HDPE matrix predominantly decreased the rigidity, improved the thermal stability, reduced the water uptake, and facilitated the dispersion of fillers within the polymeric composite.

Moreover, loop-mediated repression in wild-type E. coli strains is facilitated by decreased DNA rigidity and high levels of flexibility in the LacR tetramer.

The only variable in this study that was a significant predictor of the metal transfer score inside the ceramic heads was decreased flexural rigidity (Spearman's rho = −0.35, p = 0.01).

Lipid peroxidation is one of the important phenomenon and has been implicated in a number of deleterious effects, such as increased osmotic fragility, decreased membrane rigidity, and cellular deformation (Miller et al. 2011).