Sentence examples for marked surfaces from inspiring English sources

The main process studies have involved inventory of events by direct observation or records of damage; measurement of accumulation rates on marked surfaces or transportation links; or by the calculation of volumetric estimates of talus accumulation over long timeperiods.

Mott Schottky results indicated a more defective oxide layer with a larger number of donors on the laser marked surface comparatively to that without marks.

MRI showed a marked surface depression in the empty defects while defect filling in the ADTT group was almost complete with repair tissue resembling healthy cartilage.

Metallic drops solidified on the laser marked surface dissolved actively at OCP and favoured the nucleation of crevice corrosion, while at the pitting potential, pits nucleate preferentially on the laser marks.

They are whitewashed and womb-like, with low ceilings, Arabic arches, carved niches, bumpy walls and pick-marked surfaces.

Black squares mark surface traces of the Atotsugawa (AGF), Mozumi-Sukenobu (MSF), and Ushikubi (UKF) faults.

To mark surface expressed KV10.1, the acceptor peptide for biotin ligase (AP) was inserted between the S3 and S4 loops of the channel.

We next monitored the internalization of surface-biotinylated EGFR in response to EGF followed by quantitative analysis by densitometry, as biotinylation is widely used to selectively mark surface-exposed proteins including EGFR without reported alterations of their trafficking or function (Choi et al, 2004; Elia, 2008).

Final skin incision healing was assessed blindly (AB, MM) as a score of 0 to 4 at 2 weeks (0 = primary healing; 1 = minimal atypical surface; 2 = mild atypical surface; 3 = moderate atypical surface; 4 = marked atypical surface [ 4]).

The surrounding bone were less dense than native subcortical bone 6 months 67 % Marked surface depression with non-cartilaginous, non-bony tissue Persistent bone defect.

The regions where GFRP plates will be adhered are marked inside surfaces of beams.