Sentence examples for frequency of penetration from inspiring English sources

Therefore, in the absence of toxofilin, we expected a weaker anchoring of the junction and, in turn, an increase in the frequency of penetration events associated with retrograde displacement of the junction.

Similarly, a T-DNA insertion Leptosphaeria maculans mutant, which causes Phoma stem canker disease on Brassica crops, demonstrated an increase in the frequency of penetration of the plant Arabidopsis thaliana but did not confer an overall higher level of disease (Elliott, Harjono and Howlett 2008).

In order to check whether gliding motion increases the frequency of penetration events independently of the need to find a host cell, we performed time-lapse spinning-disk confocal imaging of parasites incubated with monolayers of epithelial or fibroblastic cells, and we analyzed the pre-invasive behavior of tachyzoites.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Effect of vibration frequency on penetration.

There are some significant genotypic effects of stomatal frequency on penetration by powdery mildew pathogens (Lima et al. 2010).

Crimes involving vaginal penetration occurred in 1,028 cases (91.9%); anal penetration was involved in 51 cases (4.5%), a finding which differs from data reported by São Paulo forensic medical departments in who recorded lower frequencies of vaginal penetration (60%) and more anal penetration (18%) during the same period [ 17].

The silencing of HvCEBiP also increased the frequency of successful appressorial penetration by the mossd1 mutant.

Subordinate risk factors could include an acute angle of the needle to the tumor surface, frequency of biopsy samples, penetration depth of the cutting needle, and basal position of the lesion.

The frequency of biopsies, needle penetration depth, and tumor location near the diaphragm or in the lower lobe also played a subordinate role, not however, the needle penetration depth through the lung.

Specifically, we collected data for the following variables: duration of use by individual users, frequency of use, site penetration, most frequently accessed tools and pages, and patterns of use over time.

If such temperature fluctuations are of high frequency, the penetration depth of the temperature front into the pipe wall is low, so that zones close to the inner surface are strongly stressed, which is also referred to as "thermal striping".