Sentence examples for fusion of small from inspiring English sources

He is not thinking -- and may not even be aware -- of the delicate combination of finance, politics and inspiration that produced this singular fusion of small town and Broadway.

Lipid bilayer was deposited by fusion of small unilamellar vesicles, and the self-assembling of the homogeneous bilayer could be monitored as a function of time.

This approach involving the fusion of small pellets into a large structure enabled the production of 3D tissue-engineered cartilage that was close to physiological cartilage tissue in property, without conventional polyper scaffolds.

The immersion of the hydrophobic part of the amphiphilic peptides into liposomes initially forms elliptic-like structures due to the fusion of small liposomes, which is followed by a transformation into tubular structures of various sizes and shapes.

Cidea and Cidec are responsible for liver steatosis under fasting and obese conditions by mediating the fusion of small and large LDs (Gong et al., 2011, Xu et al., 2016), while Cideb promotes lipid storage under a normal diet by regulating the process of VLDL lipidation and LDs fusion in the liver (Li et al., 2007, Ye et al., 2009).

Our IFA and EM/IEM results clearly indicate that this switch is achieved by the fusion of small food vacuoles rather than the formation of a completely new large single vacuole as proposed by Elliot et al. [57].

It is seen that nanoparticles have grown by the fusion of smaller nanoparticles to the mean sizes of 36 and 60 nm, respectively.

The growth of such multicellular clusters by consecutive fusion of smaller clusters follows algebraic scaling law with characteristic exponents depending on the collective effects (Figure 1 also see Additional file 1).

The enlargement of the vacuoles could be due to the fusion of smaller vacuoles since the animals survived longer.

Histological analyses suggest that the diminution in the myofibers CSA results from fusion of smaller size myoblasts, rather than a reduced number of fusing myoblasts during myotube differentiation.

Indeed, thin cytoplasmic remnants were sometimes found inside a PaCS, suggesting it originated from expansion and fusion of smaller foci (Figure 3A, a1, D, d1).