Sentence examples for fluidity which is from inspiring English sources

The "Orange Is The New Black" actress sat down with Access Hollywood and opened up about her gender fluidity, which is documented in her short film, "Break Free". Rose says she slicked her hair back as a child to look like a little boy.

(That contradictory fluidity, which is slightly reminiscent of Jackie Gleason, is one of the keys to his appeal).

There will be less fluidity which is why, for instance, Ronaldo can become isolated for Portugal in a way he rarely is for United.

I'd rather converse in terms of "gender fluidity" which is a term that you coined in 2016.

It is important to note that this phase is associated with membrane fluidity, which is a prerequisite in the study of peptide-membrane interactions.

One of the membrane properties that actively influence localization and function of membrane-associating proteins is fluidity, which is determined by phase behavior of the membrane.

We also observed reduced Na+,K+-ATPase activity, increased MDA levels and decreased plasma membrane fluidity, which was accompanied by an increase of fluorescence anisotropy (r) values, in hepatic plasma membranes.

Suitable lipid/cholesterol ratio will accommodate more insulin molecules and generate liposomes with desirable membrane fluidity, which are helpful to prevent the leakage of insulin from the internal aqueous compartments.

Alterations were also reported in membrane permeability and fluidity, which are related to its effect on the energy-linked functions of mitochondria (Cadena et al, 2002).

The mechanism of inhibition may be due to the induced alteration of membrane fluidity which was observed at a surfactant concentration of more than 100 times that needed to obtain a full efflux deactivation [ 50].

Instead, we have proposed the use of an alternative diversity metric - genomic fluidity - which is a reliable and robust estimator of the gene dissimilarity amongst a group of sequenced genomes.