Sentence examples for interposed to from inspiring English sources

Vein grafts interposed to arteries are susceptible to the development of accelerated atherosclerosis.

A thin Cr inter-layer was interposed to enhance the interfacial adhesive strength.

The heating at 350 °C is interposed to accomplish steady intermediate phase translation without any intermittent cooling.

In the remaining samples, intercalation process is also obtained but with relative thicker layer blocks of graphite (high stage number) interposed to intercalated layers.

The talocalcaneal space was opened with a distractor until correction of hindfoot bone relationships was achieved, as assessed by intraoperative radiographic control, and a graft block was interposed to fill the space obtained.

In order to move the wire and trigger the mechanics for BST, a traction force is generated by pulling on the connected wire with a load cell being interposed to measure the generated amount of force (Fig. 4).

It might be as well, I interpose, to go and watch the judge… assessment of the judge's performance might well cast illumination on that which gave rise to the concern in the first place.

In 1865, he wrote, "It is the main duty of government, if it is not the sole duty of government, to provide means of protection for all its citizens in the pursuit of happiness against the obstacles, otherwise insurmountable, which the selfishness of individuals or combinations of individuals is liable to interpose to that pursuit".

The phosphorus network is depolymerized by the content of vanadium oxide, but phosphorus ions always contribute to the glass network, interposing to vanadium polyhedra.

After the jurisdiction submits the proposed change, the Attorney General has 60 days to interpose an objection to it.

As detailed most famously by Charlie Savage, Bush was unprecedented in his frequent use of presidential "signing statements" to interpose constitutional objections to congressional bills that the President was actually signing into law.