Sentence examples for microscopic pockets from inspiring English sources

And they still can miss microscopic pockets of cancerous cells.

Here, we tested the hypothesis that trapping of bacteria within microscopic pockets of an open system triggers density-dependent differentiation.

Now, researchers have exposed a more accessible analog for extraterrestrial life habitats: microscopic pockets of salt water in the Arctic Ocean's winter ice.

Researchers speculate that stress causes a release of hormones that trigger a signal to microscopic pockets of cancer cells to "turn on" from their dormant state.

The presence of microscopic gas pockets trapped on a non-wetting solid/liquid interface induces a significant decrease of the transmitted ultrasonic energy.

As investigated elsewhere, the theoretical basis for the topography's function is its ability to create a stable non-wetting state where air pockets at key points in the microscopic features are maintained, thereby inhibiting interaction of microbes with the surface [41].

Acoustic waves cause normally present minute gas pockets in the tissue to develop into microscopic bubbles or cavities.

To add insult to injury, even these microscopic amounts don't always make their way to our pockets due to the non-transparency of negotiations and distribution.

Don't leave condoms in your pocket or wallet, as your body heat can cause microscopic holes to form in the latex, rendering them useless.

Kischer et al. (1989) [ 28] determined that DD tissues implanted into subcutaneous pockets in the suprascapular area of nude mice maintained their histologic character and electron microscopic structure.

The connection between microscopic and macroscopic measurements, simulated by the model, supports the hypothesis that damage is induced by growing gel pockets in the aggregates.