Sentence examples for foreign surface from inspiring English sources

Exposure to a foreign surface sets off a series of chemical reactions.

Grass is a foreign surface to players like Kudla and Sock, who have grown up being drilled on hard courts.

I want you to just sort of understand the concept, that a protein in the blood gets activated by exposure to a foreign surface.

Instead of treating the mats like a foreign surface, neurons take well to the nanotubes, says Todd Pappas, director of sensory and molecular neuroengineering at the University of Texas Medical Branch, who led the research.

In the last two years, the plant lost two other big jobs: when the postal service stopped offering foreign surface mail shipments, which traveled by ship; and when the handling of the military mail headed to Iraq and Afghanistan was outsourced to a private contractor in Newark.

Fig. 2a represent the surface image of pure Amberlite XAD-4, all the beads are clear with no foreign surface coverage material.

No detail is being neglected in the pursuit of distinction; hundreds of tons of soil have been imported from England, Australia and Pakistan so cricket teams can practise playing on foreign surfaces.

Though World War II curtailed Betz's ability to test herself on foreign surfaces, she won on the grass courts of Wimbledon in 1946 — the only year she competed there.

We show that the approach of FH-CR2 to target C3-opsonins was more efficient in preventing complement activation induced by foreign surfaces, whereas the miniFH variants were substantially more active in controlling complement on PNH erythrocytes.

However, new copolymers based upon biomembrane mimicry have been extensively investigated during the last two decades, raising hopes that the problems related to interactions between foreign surfaces and biological fluids and tissues may soon be solved.

Conclusion: These results show that aprotinin, but not tranexamic acid, modulates the inflammatory response by reducing the IL-8 secretion of blood cells activated by contact with foreign surfaces.