Sentence examples for enable penetration from inspiring English sources

Gene gun is a micro-particles delivery system which accelerates DNA loaded micro-particles to a high speed so as to enable penetration of the micro-particles into deeper tissues to achieve gene transfection.

Thus, the cavities around exposed backbone hydrogen bonds are too small to enable penetration of a g = 3 water molecule.

Identified inhibitors predominantly include 2OG mimetics, such as 2,4-pyridinedicarboxylic acid (PDCA), a fragment-size JmjC-domain inhibitor of micromolar potency, which needs to be modified to a prodrug form in order to enable penetration of cell membranes [16] and functionalised hydroxamic acids [17].

Participatory health communication strategies were used by the CDC model to enable penetration into socially marginalised groups, and 'collective agency' with local tribal agencies was a feature of the community empowerment model, which influenced positive breastfeeding behaviours.

The sequence of events leading to syngamy in this species is currently defined as weak attachment of sperm to the surface of the zona pellucida by way of their intact acrosomes, followed by the development of a tenacious association mediated by the zona glycoprotein ZP3, which also induces the acrosome reaction in the bound spermatozoon to enable penetration through the zona (31).

For example, HA may facilitate sperm migration through the highly visco-elastic oviductal mucus and enable penetration of the layers surrounding the oocyte (Suarez et al., 1991; Suarez and Dai, 1992; Stauss et al., 1995; Ren et al., 2001; Carlson et al., 2003; Quill et al., 2003).

The pore may not be fully filled with hydrogen gas enabling penetration of Fe ions into the pore.

The thermal in situ crosslinking enabled penetration of crosslinking agent into the matrix providing an improvement of antibacterial activity, thermal stability and mechanical properties of the prepared material.

This study demonstrates that decoy receptors may be re-engineered as IgG fusion proteins with a BBB molecular Trojan horse that selectively targets the brain, and enables penetration of the BBB in vivo.

When the polymer concentration is increased, the surface cross-linking proceeds at a relatively slower rate, enabling penetration of calcium ions into the droplet and thereby, producing better cross-linking of the polymer chains present further away from the surface (Aslani and Kennedy 1996).

However, according to these studies, simple kinetic considerations do not account for how the cascade enables penetration from the membrane to the nucleus.