Sentence examples for formation of persistent from inspiring English sources

The formation of persistent, load-bearing attachments to dynamic microtubule tips is fundamental to all kinetochore activities.

During the formation of persistent slip bands, cross slip bands between primary slip bands were often observed.

Cyclic stress component leads to the formation of persistent slip bands running through the γ matrix and the γ′ precipitates.

The dislocation structure of the persistent slip bands and the evolution of the surface relief resulting in the formation of persistent slip markings during cyclic loading are documented.

The process gives rise to the formation of persistent slip bands and results in immanent changes that manifest themselves in the form of surface roughening.

Through dissection of the existing literature we address key questions regarding fatigue crack initiation, e.g., the apparent role of a critical hydrogen concentration in fatigue crack initiation, the effects of micro-notches in reducing crack initiation lives, and the effects of hydrogen on slip localization and early formation of persistent slip bands.

Additionally, alkali and surfactant may cause corrosion, the formation of a persistent and stable emulsion between injected chemicals and oil and, most importantly, scaling (Bataweel and Nasr-El-Din 2011; Stoll et al 2010).

Formation of numerous persistent slip bands together with deep intrusions or small stage I (mode II) shear cracks, however, is not sufficient to form a long and propagating crack and thus specimen failure below a specified strain/stress amplitude.

Thus, while FGF7 and PKCζ clones induced the formation of long, persistent tracks, due to the enhancement of directional membrane protrusions, the elongated tracks, induced by HOXB7 and ERBB3 appeared to be associated with multiple membrane protrusions in all directions.

In otherwise healthy individuals, infection with Molluscum contagiosum virus (MCV) results in a benign self-limiting condition marked by the formation of distinctive, persistent dermal lesions that evolve slowly over the course of several weeks to several months.

The crack entry seen in Chamaecrista (i.e. infection not via root-hair), followed by variable response by the plant (formation of a persistent vs. a transient membrane), both suggest a less elaborate process than the process found in most papilionoids, involving root-hair curling and formation of an infection thread in advance of the bacteria's path [44], [47].