Sentence examples for mechanical force which from inspiring English sources

Central to the mechanism of invasion for both genera is mechanical force, which is thought to be applied by the parasite at the interface between the two cells following assembly of a unique cell-cell junction but this model lacks direct evidence and has been challenged by recent genetic studies.

Though highly successful of this technique, it would introduce turning grooves and subsurface defects via pure mechanical force which may lower the laser-induced damage threshold (LIDT) in strong laser application.

The skull of kestrel have immovable naso-frontal hinge; this leads to the mechanical force which is produced during the contraction of the pterygoid muscle closing the mandible quickly to produce a strong bit force; this result agree with those mentioned by Mahmoud et al. (2017).

Partial inhibition of cross-linking has been shown to significantly reduce tissue stiffness in vivo [55] and complete lack of cross-links puts an upper limit on the mechanical force which can be imparted as the fibrils are principally held together by intermolecular hydrogen bonds.

Duvshani-Eshet et al. [ 35] suggested that therapeutic ultrasound by itself operated as a mechanical force which could drive the gene through the cell membrane and traversed from the cytoplasmic network to the nucleus, rather than by increasing membrane permeability.

The enrichment of cell/biological adhesion-related genes supports the role of the two membranes as a barrier protecting the fetus from external mechanical force, which requires substantial involvement of cell adhesion molecules.

The regulatory networks that drive branching morphogenesis employ cell-generated and passive mechanical forces, which integrate extracellular signals from the microenvironment into morphogenetic movements.

The electro-magnetic (EM) transients cause mechanical forces, which represent one of the most critical loads for the ITER vacuum vessel (VV).

Ibn Bâjja sketches a theory of dynamics based on a notion of "power" different from the Aristotelian notion of dynamis: they are mechanical forces which can join another force or counteract it by offering resistance.

One possible signaling pathway is the activation of transcription factor Nf-κB by mechanical forces, which in turn activates caspase-1, leading to pro-IL-1β cleavage.

Cell-ECM interactions further enable the transmission of mechanical forces, which are generated in all tissues.