Four hours later, individual collagen lattices were detached over 25, 50, 75 or 100% of the rim.
After 24 hours, the average surface coverage was decreased by 60% compared to that after 2 hours, suggesting that some of the cells which adhered initially detached over time.
On exogenous GzmB treatment, fibroblasts exhibited a marked change in morphology, with many cells rounding up and detaching over the incubation period compared with vehicle cells, which appeared well attached and spread with many filopodia protrusions.
At high constant force or high constant velocity, one of them, with the N- and C-terminal β-strands detached, dominates over the other two.
They are pulled towards each other like magnets and if they bind incorrectly they can detach and start over.
But the film features a host of other characters whose lives force them to hold double roles, the ones that Stanley and all of his uniformed colleagues in the hotel's quasi-military service line have to play — first of all, themselves; and then, the one that, in the opening voice-over, detaches and demeans those men (and they are all men): namely, their official appellation as "bellboy".
When the limb detached, Mr. Swanstrom handed it over and took a swig of his beer.
Astor's grandson David takes over as editor, detaching the Observer from its conservative tradition to become a non-party newspaper.
Now that I'm completely detached, it's like starting all over again.
Feel free to comment and offer movie suggestions for part II.
