Sentence examples for mechanical entry from inspiring English sources
Indeed, scratching pruritic bites facilitates mechanical entry of parasites contained in bedbug feces into bite sites.
We were able to draw a line between different moments in the research process, stepping between naturalistic designs to a positivistic data collection approach, from mechanical data entry and cleaning to participatory analysis and interpretation, which in turn produced a series of community-led interventions [ 21].
Impressive improvement of mechanical strength and liquid entry pressure (LEP) can be achieved after heat-press treatment on the electrospun membranes.
Most importantly, present results suggest that mechanical stress promotes the entry of CisPt to the nucleus, whether through freeing it from complexing with carnosine or through facilitating its transport to its pharmacological target site.
Confident, and favourites for the 24 itself, the French manufacturer was stunned to lose all four entries to mechanical failure at La Sarthe, simply pushing their cars too hard at maximum pace, leaving Audi to take a remarkable one-two-three.
When Zero-X suffers a mechanical failure during re-entry, it is up to International Rescue, with the aid of the Thunderbird machines, to save the astronauts on board before the spacecraft is obliterated in a crash landing.
Surface mechanical properties improvement at the entry area was found to be the main reason for the increase of erosion wear resistance of the GN2 nozzle.
In order to control stability of the gob-side entry driving, the mechanical model of the main roof was established and deformation characteristic of surrounding rock was analyzed.
Grace is in New York to support his role in the Tribeca Film Festival entry "The Giant Mechanical Man".
The experiments with Ibalizumab suggest a possible connection between mechanical stability and HIV-1 entry.
Patients with FiO2 > 0.80 for 48 h or more than 10 days of mechanical ventilation before meeting the entry criteria were excluded as well.
