Sentence examples for immobile within from inspiring English sources

Most of the infected were immobile within a few months, the worst comatose by six.

As in other crustaceans, however, these regenerates lie immobile within an enveloping cuticle and do not become functional until their sheath is shed at the next molt.

While Defoe had Crusoe relate his own story, Harding describes Cave's solitude mainly in the third person, and in language that has a period flavor (though happily it's not a slavish pastiche): "He huddles curled, immobile, within the few square yards of warmed space before the stove, his awareness so dulled that he cannot reckon the hours".

Some boundaries, including all the 〈1 1 1〉 twist boundaries, are immobile within the resolution of the simulation.

Their movement is the fundamental principle of public transport, replacing the movement of the individual traveller, who remains immobile (or almost immobile) within the vehicle.

When treated with 10 nM LatB, most mitochondria became immobile within 2 minutes.

In this simple case, despite the highly permeable reservoir rocks, the Gassmann assumption of immobile fluids within the pore space was used.

This pump-and-treat strategy is often unsuccessful because of difficulties encountered in recovering the contaminants from relatively immobile zones within the porous medium.

The mobility of GFP-tagged mRNA was first compared to GFP-tubulin which forms relatively immobile structures within myofibers.

In addition, Mf of EGFP-LC3 and tfLC3 were nearly as high as for EGFP, suggesting that LC3 is not stably bound to immobile structures within the cell (Figure 5E).

Nonlinear sorption and nonequilibrium mass transfer between the mobile region and the immobile water present within the aggregates dominated the BTCs of the strongly sorbing tracer at all degrees of water saturation, and, thus, rendered the effects of increased hydrodynamic dispersion negligible.