Sentence examples for fragile characteristic from inspiring English sources

However, low-temperature treatments usually result in poor material crystallinity and fragile characteristic, thus limit the potential of DSSCs as flexible electronics.

However, a principal obstacle that is often encountered with surgical intervention in osteoporotic patients is the possibility of hardware pullout in spinal fusion due to the fragile characteristic of the bone, which can result from either micromotions/injuries or excess force applied at the bone-metal boundary [ 5].

In our preliminary study, we could successfully vitrify cell sheets with more fragile characteristics including human chondrocyte sheets.

After suffering from ARDS, the longer ventilator use and ICU stay might be due to the fragile characteristics of these ICU patients.

At that time, some animals presented a fragile structure characteristic of an A3 comminuted metaphyseal fracture.

Although the quasi-molecular ion ([M + H]+, m/z 133) signal was weak, which agreed with the fragile MS characteristic of ABD, it is consistent with the molecular weight of ABD, i.e. 132.

Crystallization temperature, super-cooled liquid region, glass transition temperature and fragility are measured to describe the crystallization kinetics tuned by doping; characteristic fragile-to-strong transition is observed for C and N dopings due to their structural feature as an interstitial dopant.

The country's most characteristic and fragile landscapes have been designated Biosphere Reserves.

The purpose of this study was to learn whether macroorchidism is a characteristic of fragile X syndrome in prepubertal boys.

All of these strains carry multiple mutations, a characteristic of fragile phenotypes.

However, several analyses suggest that rearrangement breakpoints and repeat sequences (flanking regions of segmental duplications) share similar physicochemical properties (high DNA flexibility and low stability) characteristic of fragile sites [ 1, 8].