Sentence examples for fast retraction from inspiring English sources

The lack of counts between 1 and 10−3 G0 has been assigned to the fast retraction of the first gold atoms after the breaking of the nanowire (jump out-of-contact) [30].

Upon addition of 4 µM of the myosin II inhibitor ML-7[23], a fast retraction of moving filopodia was observed (Fig. 6i j), but within 2 5 min new filopodia emerged from the growth cone (Fig. 6k), which exerted a force in the pN range (Fig. 6l).

Care must be taken to measure and limit hydrodynamic interactions between simultaneous cavitation bubbles, but with proper care, this technique opens up several interesting research avenues including isolating single cells in vivo and measuring fast retraction from arbitrarily shaped wounds.

We demonstrate the ability of this single-pulse multi-point system to perform two experiments that are very difficult for conventional microsurgery isolating single cells in vivo and measuring fast retractions from large incisions.

A high repetition rate laser, combined with a suitable scanning system can shorten the time required to cut a 30-µm diameter circle around a cell to just a few seconds [ 27, 28], but this is still slow for use in applications that measure fast retractions on millisecond time scales [ 3].

Yet the duration of the fast retractions was significantly different between the first 10 and the last 10 trials even though the instructed speed was the same within that block (χ 17.66, p < 10 -5 ), but not significant in the slow case, χ 2.62, p > 0.11.

Okay, venture capital grew awfully fast, and some retraction was overdue.

The fast growth and retraction rates of axonal branches in wildtype brains, altered growth dynamics upon EGFR inhibition and the well-established role for cytoskeletal proteins in branch formation (Gallo, 2011) together suggest that EGFR activation may act via cytoskeleton regulation in this case.

When the draw rate is faster than the retraction rate (1/τb) of chain segments, the drawing-induced extended conformation can be found.

The main difference is that the WHO guidelines rest on fast breathing and chest retraction for the diagnosis of pneumonia, whereas the British guidelines emphasize the role of chest x-rays.

Pneumonia: We defined pneumonia as presence of cough and/or difficult breathing, and fast breathing with/without chest retractions [ 2].