Sentence examples for exhibits thin from inspiring English sources
In contrast, ring-test results demonstrate that the strain capacity enhancement provided by rubber aggregate incorporation largely offsets the additional shrinkage length changes: shrinkage cracking is delayed and, when it occurs, the crack network exhibits thin crack openings which are less detrimental.
These plants differ phenotypically: Ceanothus is relatively large, tree-like, and broad-leaved, while Adenostoma is small, bush-like, and exhibits thin, needle-like leaves.
Furthermore, unlike the pirouette mouse that exhibits thinning of all stereocilia rows, we observe a specific thinning of the mechanosensitive shorter rows only.
Most specimens from 1 year wet dry (GH3) series exhibited thin concrete layer on debonded GFRP (Fig. 9c).
Due to inductive heating of D2 for longer periods in air, these samples exhibited thin oxide layers at the CVD TiN-coating surface.
This differs from the slotu44c mutant, which exhibited thin filament defects in both slow and fast muscles (Fig. 5F).
Both Ras-transduced wt and FHL2-restored MEFs exhibited thin, elongated, and spindle-like morphology and loss of contact inhibition characteristic of transformed fibroblasts (Fig. 2A).
After 1 week, cultured cells that differentiated into non-adherent cells exhibiting thin cytoplasmic processes were observed in hsFlt3L as well as in IL-4+GM-CSF cultures (Inset Fig. 1).
The hearts that underwent LAD ligation and received only saline injections sustained massive infarcts that encompassed almost the entire left ventricle (including apex) and exhibited thin scarred walls and extensive remodeling (Figs. 3c, d).
Retroviral gene-trap of Tef1 in mice results in embryonic lethality in homozygous mutants at E11.5 E12.5 with mutants exhibiting thin myocardium and decreased trabeculation (Chen et al., 1994).
However, in tie-2 mutants injected with sd-tie-1 MO, we observed a detachment of the endocardium from the myocardium, with endothelial cells exhibiting thin cytoplasmic protrusions attached to the myocardium in the equivalent regions (Fig. 2Cii,iii).
