Sentence examples for detachment which is a from inspiring English sources

Here, we developed a theoretical model to understand how parameters such as shear stress, cell properties and microchannel height affect cell detachment, which is a key factor causing reduced cell capture efficiency.

This indicates that genistein can act to inhibit cell detachment, which is an early step in the metastatic cascade.

Importantly, there were no retinal detachments, which is a concern in eyes with high myopia.

The vitreous detachment is not the same as a retinal detachment, which is more serious.

Others retreat into a place of deadly detachment, which is so sad it makes crying seem redundant.

This suggests that there is a decrease in the production of salivary proteins during the final phase before detachment, which is supported by the putative expression profile of secreted proteins.

They betray Losey's self-aware detachment, which is heightened by his sense that the cinema had become a part of the mediatized madness that he was criticizing.

The path of liberated judging is found in the practice of "upekkha," a Pali word (it's "upeksa" in Sanskrit) that means "equanimity" or "nonattachment" (some early English translations of the Pali texts rendered the word as "detachment", which is wrong, but that's another lecture).

FAF revealed ring-like hyperautofluorescence around the serous retinal detachment, which is rarely seen in chronic CSC.

Activation of the PI3K-AKT-mTORC1 pathway decreases during ECM detachment, which is correlated with the activation of autophagy.

This phenomenon is described as the active detachment process in biofilms that differs from erosion detachment which is passive and shear-mediated [ 35].