Sentence examples for fluidity may have from inspiring English sources

Mechanistic studies revealed that low fluidity may have enhanced focal adhesion formation, which activated FAK-MEK/ERK signaling pathways and ultimately promoted neuronal differentiation of NSCs.

Hence, interventions aiming at an improvement of cell membrane fluidity may have the potential to lower diabetes risk.

E. coli lipid membranes may have higher fluidity, which would more readily allow the spontaneous flip flop of NBD lipids in the absence of ATP.

I was drawn to the spectacle of Rachel Dolezal's story because of my experience of racial fluidity and the fact that I may have personally been deceived by her.

Because of the ethnic fluidity of first century Judaism, Jesus' skin may have been light or dark, his nose flat or thin, his hair nappy or straight.

In particular, the appearance of sterols may have allowed an increase fluidity of eukaryotic membranes and thus possibly represented an important step toward increasing cell size.

The lack of sharper, well-defined dendritic structures may have been due to fluidity of the disc phase, allowing internal rearrangements to minimize the surface energy of the aggregate.

"The unusual fluidity of the electorate in the 2010-2015 parliamayt may have severely blunted the effectiveness of some of the adjustments introduced after 1992," the blog noted.

Integration of octanoic acid into the cellular membrane may have an effect of increasing fluidity by reducing the hydrophobic interactions of the fatty acid tails as they flow laterally and transiently within the lipid bilayer.

The amusing lesbian courtship of "Kissing Jessica Stein," now in theaters, suggests that younger women may have a more relaxed perspective on the fluidity of female relationships.

The marked rapid incorporation of linoleate from a single meal into blood PL fractions may have functional consequences such as maintenance of membrane fluidity and may explain why linoleate is a useful biomarker of dietary intake.