Apical contractions close to cell-cell contacts led to subsequent extension advancement, whereas apical contractions further away from cell-cell contacts led to blebbing and thus dissipation of contractile force (see Additional file 5A).
Then heat dissipation abilities of forced convection cooling for the stacked die structure are analyzed.
Addressing this issue will require better tools to examine the helical state of chromosomal DNA, as well as a better understanding on the multiplicity of factors that determine the generation, transmission, and dissipation of DNA twisting forces in vivo.
Obtained results revealed the biomechanical performance of the craniofacial complex with UCLP undergoing RME, including the distribution pattern of the stress and displacement, the transmission and dissipation of the orthodontic force, the stress level and the magnitude of the orthodontic force.
In hypoxic conditions, mild-acidity promoted the dissipation of the protonmotive force, rapid ATP depletion and cell death.
In the absence of an efficient terminal electron acceptor, mild acidic conditions promoted the dissipation of the protonmotive force, rapid ATP depletion and cell death.
Terpenoids have also been reported to exhibit antibacterial activity by loss of membrane integrity and dissipation of proton motive force [ 38].
Krarup [ 22] reported that the dissipation of the depression of force was faster than the dissipation of enhancement, such that after a period of time, the enhancement became evident.
Cebus apella differs from other capuchins in displaying a suite of craniodental features that have been functionally and adaptively linked to their feeding behavior, particularly the generation and dissipation of relatively large jaw forces.
