This indicates that the amount of deposition was dedicated either to the expansion of diameter or to the increase of density if there was no intermixing or desorption involved in the process[36, 37].
The enlargement and discernible expansion of diameter of the growth-inhibitory zone were observed in plasmid-mediated class C β-lactamase producing bacteria [ 11].
Although the expansion in diameter enables the partial folding of the translated peptide [ 28], the cramped dimensions of the tunnel prohibit a folding of whole protein domains and only tertiary/secondary structures of small segments are allowed [ 29].
We defined cATBAD as rupture, expansion of diameter on imaging during the admission, persistent pain, or clinical malperfusion leading to a deficit in cerebral, spinal, visceral, renal, or peripheral vascular territories at presentation or during initial hospitalization.
We defined cATBAD as rupture, expansion of diameter on imaging during the admission, persistent pain, and clinical malperfusion leading to a deficit in cerebral, spinal, visceral, renal, or peripheral vascular territories at presentation or during the initial hospitalization.
In the process of expansion both in diameter and length (stretch blow molding), the polymer is biaxially oriented, resulting in enhanced strength and, in the case of polyethylene terephthalate (PET) particularly, enhanced crystallinity.
This loading history causes biaxial ratcheting involving compressive axial strain and expansion of the diameter of the tube.
Taken together, these experiments support the use of S1P delivery for promoting microvessel diameter expansion and improving the healing outcomes of tissue-engineered therapies.
Our results demonstrated that 1 400 (w/w) loading and subsequent sustained release of S1P from poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid) (PLAGA) significantly enhanced lumenal diameter expansion of arterioles and venules after 3 and 7 days.
Thus, zygotic γCOP function is required before and during the diameter expansion interval.
