Sentence examples for detach than from inspiring English sources

Equation (9) also implies that stiff membranes are easier to detach than soft membranes for the same W and This result is consistent with our preliminary experimental results.

Upon reaching the minus end, unidirectional HLE RNPs were more likely to detach than unidirectional hWT and hSL1x3 RNPs, and the duration of pauses was significantly reduced.

The MLH1 cleavage fragment was evident in cells that had started detaching than in adherent cells.

I feel detached rather than self-conscious, though it's quite different from looking at other sitters, because the experience lacks that ingredient of curiosity.

At the same time, they have odd extravagances: they are obsessively detached rather than terraced, for example, which means two external gable walls have to be built on the sides of houses on either side of a narrow passageway.

For the most tablet-like experience, choose one where the screen can be detached, rather than rotated or folded back I have not tested any of these PCs, but I have had brief hands-on sessions with the Acer W510 and Dell Latitude 10, and they seemed to perform quite well.

Multivalent binding helps retain large particles that experience more powerful detaching forces than a ligand molecule.

It was easier to count only those segments in the part of the tail that was detached rather than all segments of the live embryo within the intact eggs.

Substrates grafted under these conditions produced confluent cell sheets that fully detached in less than 10 min after lowering the culture temperature from 37 °C to 20 °C.

Yet Holiday could no more detach herself from it than if the lyrics had been tattooed on her skin.

Additionally, we show that astronauts will be unable to detach dust grains smaller than 1 100 μm that are adhered to their gloves through shaking alone, with the size range for detachment depending on the material properties of the regolith and spacesuit.