Sentence examples for improving the elasticity from inspiring English sources
We believe that future efforts in SLNs should be focused on proving its potential to counteract photosensitivity and to identify the potential of SLNs (blank or in combination with retinoids) in improving the elasticity and wrinkling of intrinsically/photo aged skin.
The researchers went on to test whether the layer improved the elasticity of skin elsewhere and showed that skin recoiled more quickly from pinching on the forearm.
Synthetic elastin or elastin like-peptides (ELPs) are the two main families of biomaterials that try to mimic the outstanding properties of natural elastin, elasticity amongst others; although there are no in vivo studies that clearly support that these two families of elastin based materials improve the elasticity of the artificial scaffolds and of the regenerated skin.
To improve the elasticity of the hydrogel, SAPs filled with different inorganic fillers have been studied.
Whether the system-oriented or market-oriented demand response, it will all serve to improve the elasticity of demand.
In the study, different types and contents of silica were novelly introduced into the polymerization system to improve the elasticity of the hydrogel.
So, from Fig. 1b it can be deduced that silica can act as the crosslink points in the secondary networks generated from the hydrogen bond between polyacrylamide and silica, and the secondary networks improved the elasticity of the hydrogel.
It improves the elasticity of the skin and also tightens the pores.
This form of hydrotherapy also improves blood circulation which improves the elasticity of skin.
Zinc oxide as a low expansion, secondary flux improves the elasticity of glazes by reducing the change in viscosity as a function of temperature and helps prevent crazing and shivering.
Warm water immersion can reduce the pressure difference between the inside and outside vagina and improve the elasticity of the perineum, thereby reducing the possibility of damage to the birth canal [ 1, 7].
