Sentence examples for modest strain from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, there were very modest strain effects over a large battery of analyses.

Surprisingly, however, there were very modest strain effects over a large battery of analysis: few tests revealed significant differences across the different strains or genetic backgrounds.

In heart tissue, there is a very modest strain effect which shares little in common with the effects of rejection in transplanted hearts.

The drastic changes in the crystalline structures (orthorhombic to pseudo hexagonal) and phase transitions (crystal destruction and re-crystallization) at modest strains can be attributed to the high mobility of the amorphous ethylene propylene segments at room temperature.

Moreover, given the fact that the scaffolds underwent modest strains (∼7% max) during either CFF or physiological conditioning, the oscillatory surface shear stresses estimated in both studies may play a substantial role in eliciting MSC collagen production in the highly dynamic engineered heart valve fluid mechanical environment.

Their calculations illustrated that a relatively modest tensile strain around 8%% in defective graphene can greatly increase the binding energy of Ag adatom by 44%%, indicating enhanced stabilization of Ag adatom on defective graphene, while the tensile strain had little effects on the sensitivity of Ag-decorated defective graphene composite to H2S molecule.

We identified new "anticipatory" phenotypes in yeast cells by evolving yeast strains that strongly associate a present modest stress with a future deadly one.

Even so, he refused to cheat.' Rigg is proud of the more modest physical strains that vouch for her own unfeigned commitment.

In the pre-DDT era, when inorganic chemicals were applied in quantities that would seem extraordinarily modest today, strains of insects emerged here and there that could survive spraying or dusting.

Modest (4% strain) pre-deformation of Ti3SiC2 at elevated temperatures results in roughly an order of magnitude increase in Q−1 as compared to as-sintered samples, which led us to the conclusion that the damping is due to the interaction of dislocation segments with the ultrasound waves.

A similar lymphoid infiltration was found in common mouse strains such as SJL, NOD, and C57BL/6 mice, but consistent with their more modest hepatomegaly, these strains seemed to express less severe lymphoid infiltration, although there was some variation depending on the experiments.