Sentence examples for excessive shrinkage from inspiring English sources
Biophysical parameters were used to optimize CPA addition, removal, and freezing processes to minimize excessive shrinkage of pADSCs during cryopreservation.
10 wt.% CGO was added into the inner layer to prevent the excessive shrinkage of pure NiO, thus helping to achieve the co-sintering process.
When repair materials are applied for runway maintenance, possible material failures due to the differences in material properties and excessive shrinkage of the repair material needs to be investigated.
This was related to an excessive shrinkage of the graft post-operatively.
However, in the previous studies, it has been shown that excessive shrinkage of shale can cause reduction in strength (Horsrud et al. 1998).
TMAC prevents the adsorption of polyacrylamides and also causes excessive shrinkage of shale matrix, which can lead to a loss of mechanical strength in the wellbore.
In both design and surgical application of these polymethacrylate formulations, possible adverse effects of changing P/L ratio, producing either excessive shrinkage-strain or under-polymerisation, must be understood and where possible controlled.
This swelling strategy significantly deviates from conventional CPA addition methods, which focus on avoiding excessive cell shrinkage.
Membrane permeability of porcine Adipose Derived-Stem cell quantitatively measured was used to minimize the excessive volume shrinkage and the toxicity with CPAs addition.
During the hydrothermal treatment, the chemically reduced graphene oxide (RGO) sheets are self-assembled into the highly anisotropic and long-range ordered network, while the BN nanoplatelets are distributed between the aligned RGO sheets to prevent the excessive volume shrinkage of the aerogel and retain its anisotropic porous structure with high porosity during the air-drying.
SGK1 expression is ubiquitous and upregulated by a large number of stimuli including hyperosmotic or isotonic cell shrinkage, excessive glucose concentration, mechanical stress, metabolic acidosis, oxidative stress, heat shock, and DNA damage [ 54].
