Sentence examples for matrix impedes the from inspiring English sources
Sewing prepreg tape can be more difficult because the inherent tackiness of the uncured resin matrix impedes the needle action.
Weak interfacial bonding between carbon materials and polymer matrix impedes the formation of homogeneous composites, challenging to the enhancement of dielectric properties of such systems.
It was explained that AC was adjacent to the hot surface and exposed to O2 within the atmosphere, but the surface under AC was exposed to an O2-lean environment due to outgassing of volatile compounds released during the decomposition of the polyester matrix impeding the ingression of air into the decomposed material [50].
HPLC-mass spectrometry methods can be used with non-radioactive probes, but these involve considerable method development for each probe while the high background of other ionizable components in the biological matrix impedes sensitivity (Simon-Manso et al. 2013; Imbert et al. 2014).
Lignin is embedded in the plant cell wall matrix, and impedes the enzymatic saccharification of lignocellulosic feedstocks.
Lignin is an integral component of the plant cell wall matrix but impedes the conversion of biomass into biofuels.
A common consequence of AGE accumulation is covalent cross-linking of AGEs to proteins, which leads to increased stiffness of protein matrix, impeding function and increasing resistance to removal of cross-linked proteins by proteolysis in various tissues and organs leading to impaired organ functions (Singh et al. 2001).
Rest ablation impairs the extracellular matrix (ECM) components and impedes the production of Nestin+ NSCs, NPCs and neurons.
Ochronosis produces deposits of a black pigment derived from homogentisic acid, which ostensibly impedes the normal metabolism of the disc matrix [3].
The distinctive pore structure of the matrix conversion layer is known from anodising of bulk Al Cu alloys and impedes the formation protective coatings on the studied composites.
The matrix allows the pathogen to circumvent the host's immune responses and impedes the penetration of antimicrobials to the site of infection [ 12, 21, 22].
