Sentence examples for entry of external from inspiring English sources

In hypotonic conditions, the small pores of erythrocytes membrane will open, which result in the entry of external aqueous phase and dissolved materials.

Two different scenarios have been adopted to evaluate the protection level against the entry of external and internal contaminant loads into the protected area.

The occurrence of contamination on the plate did not show any trend (figure 1C), suggesting that the accidental entry of external contaminant DNA into a well during experiments was randomly distributed.

Endocytosis is the general mechanism by which cells regulate entry of external substances into the cell and represents an important route for delivery of targeted therapeutics for a variety of pathologies including cancer [1].

The entry of external bacterial flora is often the cause of acute postoperative endophthalmitis.

Hence for sperm examined in the absence of rheotactic flow, entry of external Ca2+ does not modulate the linkage between rolling and the flagellar beat.

(For discussion of externalism about the content of other mental states, see the entry on external theories of content).

For further discussion of this objection and others, see the entry on external theories of mental content.

For further discussion, see the entry on external theories of content.

One should not believe in the slightest that they are made thus in order to offer some capacity or support of perceiving to the sensitive soul (which seems to be the duty of organs), but in order to provide an easy and open entry to the forces of external things and to those things themselves".

Those pressures and tensions found eloquent voice in the person of John Cameron, the narrator of The Rye Man, a newly appointed head teacher who is overwhelmed by his own sense of failure and by the deadening culture of common assessment instruments, and tiers of entry, and external assessment resources: interestingly, it is perhaps his angriest book.