Sentence examples for growth stabilization from inspiring English sources

Signs of growth stabilization are becoming more obvious".

Specimens were tested in the four-point bend configuration to determine fracture strength and to study the multiple cracking which results from crack growth stabilization.

A special focus is given to the coupling of different subprocesses such as mixing, nucleation, growth, stabilization and aggregation for a rapid precipitation process.

In contrast, for 40≤t≤200 min, a homogeneous structure with hexagonal (002) texture is mainly present, and the film roughening considerably decreases to σ∝t0.37 due to growth stabilization.

It is likely that existing models and more complex models will further our understanding of the key elements of vascular network growth, stabilization and remodeling to translate basic research principles into functional, vascularized tissue constructs for regenerative medicine applications, drug screening and disease models.

Various experimental studies highlighted the function of tau in growth, stabilization and assembly of microtubules.

For example, actin and microtubules are essential for the growth and stabilization of axons, the trafficking of cargos to specific neurites, and the stabilization and plasticity of synapses (Luo, 2002; Dent and Gertler, 2003; Cingolani and Goda, 2008; Barnes and Polleux, 2009; Kapitein and Hoogenraad, 2011; Stiess and Bradke, 2011).

The hybrid nanocomposite particles were prepared by a simple procedure consisting of mixing two dispersions, particle growth, and stabilization steps.

As many of the adherents are online social media users, the growth and stabilization of the movement was closely reflected in time-stamped data of twitter messages.

Plasma containing high concentration of metal ions is aggregated in to minute embryonic nuclei upon mutual collision, followed by slow growth and stabilization of nanoparticles [25].

Crystallite growth and stabilization in ChG matrices is accompanied by complicated changes stretching over both atomistic (atomic-specific) and void (atomic-deficient) structural levels.