Sentence examples for matrix driven from inspiring English sources

Susceptibility to matrix driven failure is one of the major weaknesses of continuous-fiber composites.

Then negatively charged glucose oxidase (GOD) was immobilized onto the positively charged PDDA-G matrix driven by electrostatic interaction.

Here, it is shown that small molecules with positive net-charge can diffuse into the negatively charged spider silk protein matrix driven by electrostatic interactions.

The observation that E-cadherin was highly expressed on cellular protrusions from the basal membrane may also indicate matrix driven mechanisms or represent a culture artefact.

These ceramide analogues exhibit a much higher water solubility and preferentially accumulate within the mitochondrial matrix driven by the electrochemical gradient (Novgorodov et al, 2005; Dindo et al, 2006; Senkal et al, 2006).

Even though inflammation is based on the recruitment of individual neutrophils to the site of wounding or infection – and not coordinated and cohesive collective cell migration – in both individual and collective cell migration, cells need adhesion to, and traction on, the substratum, and progress through the extracellular matrix driven by distant guidance signals.

Re-entry of protons to the mitochondrial matrix drives the ATP synthase (complex V) that converts adenosine 5′-diphosphate (ADP) to ATP.

The microscale mechanical interactions between cells and electrospun matrices drive cell behaviors including migration and differentiation that are critical to promote tissue regeneration.

Dynamic alterations in the structure and composition of the cervical extracellular matrix drive flexibility and mechanical strength of the cervix throughout pregnancy, labor, and the postpartum and are in part regulated by steroid hormones.

The action of persistent, dysregulated TGFβ production on the extracellular matrix drives progressive renal disease in LN [ 83].

The subsequent interactions between TEM1/endosialin expressing cells and fibronectin, collagen I or IV present in the extracellular matrix drive cellular migration required for tumor invasion and angiogenesis.