Sentence examples for membrane would be from inspiring English sources

Amy L. Freitag, the deputy parks commissioner for capital projects, said a weatherproof membrane would be placed over the roof to stabilize it and prevent further damage.

Researcher Dr Paul Beales, from the University of Leeds, said: "Cancer therapies that attack the lipid composition of the cell membrane would be an entirely new class of anticancer drugs.

This study suggests that silk fibroin membrane would be useful as a barrier material for GBR.

The Ag2Mo2O7/chitin composite membrane would be an ideal candidate for the tissue engineering and wound dressing application.

Firstly, both water and particle velocities tended to be non-uniform vertically and laterally, which indicate that the extent of fouling across the membrane would be non-uniform.

Estimates indicated that the CO2 capture cost from a pressurized gas stream using a membrane would be 1,500 JPY/ton- CO2 or less.

Due to CMOS process temperature variant and lattice defects, the poly-membrane would be invoked normal stress and gradient stress.

The results of this investigation have revealed that these membranes would be suitable for separation of chlorophenols from industrial effluents.

Because of the low consumption of cleaning chemicals, low differential pressure and no need for media filtration the operating costs for Multibore UF membranes would be remarkably lower compared to the operating costs of the existing arrangement at Addur.

Under this hypothesis, lipid membranes would be the last major cell components to appear and, until then, the protocells would be confined to the pores.

Presumably, the mammalian membranes would be disrupted just like in the vesicle and virion studies, but not leading to toxicity.