Sentence examples for more focal points from inspiring English sources
Therefore, the smaller diameter nanotubes give more focal points for fibroblasts to get attached, thus help in the cell adhesion.
In other words, compared to the 35-nm-diameter nanotubes, the 20-nm-diameter ones may give more focal points for fibroblast cells, but its poorer hydrophilicity eliminates some effective focal contacts and thus impedes the cell attachment.
Many more focal points of age-related signaling may emerge in the future.
On the other hand, cells on the CNW surfaces were well spread with more focal adhesion points and, in this way, were similar to the appearance of cells on the control surface (Thermanox™).
Greg Barrow, a spokesman for the World Food Program, said the agency -- an arm of the United Nations -- wanted "a formal system in place" to ensure security arrangements for the distribution of food from four "hubs" in Port-au-Prince, the capital, and 40 more such focal points around Haiti.
It is true that many businesses retail banks being the best example—are withdrawing from more remote towns and villages, leaving the post office branch ever more the focal point of communal activities.
If the new design establishment loves the Icon, the more experimental art focal points tend to be in the cheaper outskirts of town.
Comments regarding physiological needs are ranked only as a third priority (N = 305) and safety needs (N = 168) fourth suggesting either these basic needs are already met or others have become more focal at this point in their lives.
To understand what you want your kitchen to be, you must know how you plan to use it". 2. Marc Turkel, Leroy Street Studio Architect "Outdoor kitchens are becoming increasingly well equipped and more and more of a focal point for outdoor activities.
For more by Russ Wellen, visit Focal Points, the blog he edits for Foreign Policy in Focus.
"Scottsboro" is all the more tragic because it made focal points -- and martyrs -- of nine farm boys whose minor crime (hitching a train ride to find work) changed the course of legal procedure in this country.
