Sentence examples for effect of spheres from inspiring English sources
However, a quick and thorough tissue regeneration with developing neoangiogenesis was elicited by the gelatine spheres and the effect of spheres preseeded with preadipocytes surpassed the effect of spheres preseeded with fibroblasts, which in turn surpassed the effect of unseeded gelatine spheres.
This early time point was used to minimize any effect of sphere aggregation which increases over time even in low density culture.
The focus of this research is to investigate the effects of sphere particle packing and size distribution on effective thermal conductivity, strength, and stiffness of syntactic foams.
The solution reproduces the mean-field result and includes the previously-neglected effects of sphere-boundary interactions.
The synergistic effect of ZnS spheres decorated with Au nanoparticles on the humidity-sensing performance was further investigated.
The Cassie Baxter model analyzes that the combined effect of silica sphere stacking and surface fluorination contributes a high area fraction of water and ethylene glycol droplet in contact with air, leading to stable water- and oil-repellencies.
These interactions dominate the effect of two-sphere interactions which affect the solution at order c32 ln c.
In this study, the effect of glass-sphere size on the damage development in tensile loaded epoxy has been investigated.
Indeed, the effect of inner sphere coordinating ligands on dissolution rates of simple oxides is well correlated to their effect on water exchange rates around corresponding metal centers in solution [15].
Each of these time courses (cue, response preparation [time shifted], saccade response [time shifted], summed response, and whole-trial response) was then averaged across each voxel identified in the cue "main effect of time" sphere mask and plotted (Supplementary Figs. 1– 6).
Moreover, the restorative effects of volvox spheres encapsulating cells on retrorsine-exposed CCl4-induced liver injuries in rats were evaluated.
