Sentence examples for exhibit barriers from inspiring English sources
Like mammalian prions, yeast prions exhibit barriers across species [ 36- 41].
Analysis of lipid peroxidation products associated with these pathologies indicates generation of fragmented phospholipids (such as POPVC and PGPC), which exhibit barrier-disruptive effects shown in our studies and other studies [ 21, 73- 75].
A primary output of the research was the development of categories drawn from the data which exhibited barriers to creativity under micro (day-to-day experiences) and macro (larger organisational, strategic and global) conditions.
The microfluidic gelatin hydrogel facilitates the attachment and spreading of human umbilical endothelial cells (HUVECs) to form a uniform endothelialized layer around the circular channel surface, which successfully exhibited barrier functions.
These two species exhibit multiple barriers to gene exchange that act throughout their life history, including a behavioral barrier that results in increased time to mate in heterospecific pairs.
These two species exhibit multiple barriers to gene exchange that act throughout their life history, including a behavioral barrier that results in increased time to mate in heterospecific pairs (Maroja et al. [ 22]).
Hydrogen adsorption and desorption exhibit activation barriers of Ea="(89±7) meV and Ed="(1.8±0.2) eV, respectively.
Additionally, managers tend to exhibit mental barriers or blinkers regarding new business models, particularly as long as the current business model continues to be profitable.
The results indicated that Zn Ni Cd alloys exhibit superior barrier properties when compared to Cd or Zn Ni coatings.
The microvessels were formed by natural angiogenic process and thus exhibit reliable barrier properties with permeability coefficient of 1.55 × 10− 6 cm/s (for 70 kDa FITC-dextran).
Our results suggest that Hsp90 inhibitors may present attractive antiviral therapeutics for treatment of RSV infections and highlight the potential of chaperone inhibitors as antivirals exhibiting high barriers to development of drug resistance.
