Sentence examples for morphology changes that from inspiring English sources

This is used to study morphology changes that occur with deformation.

The primary objective of this paper is to enhance the knowledge base on morphology changes that lightly cemented compacted soils undergo as a hydraulic barrier under freeze-thaw conditions.

Unfortunately there is a lack of literature that has related hydraulic performance of lightly cemented compacted soils (~ 5%) after freeze/thaw cycling to the morphology changes that result from this type of environmental loading.

The surface chemical properties and morphology changes that occurred on carbon nanotubes after modification by oxygen dielectric barrier discharge (DBD) at atmospheric pressure were investigated by dispersion test, XPS, FTIR, Raman, SEM and nitrogen adsorption.

The structure and morphology changes that occurred during the formation of the modified electrode film were observed by transmission electron microscopy (TEM).

No significant differences were detected for population doublings (PD) between consecutive passages until passage 7. Supplementation of osteogenic factors during a 27-day period induced cell morphology changes that included formation of cell projections and development of intricate cell interactions and extracellular matrix.

We anticipate that there will be multiple GPCR pathways that induce morphology change that work in parallel with the Gi signaling pathway.

The morphology change that we observe with pertussis toxin is also likely to alter the expression and function of adhesion molecules such as E-cadherin, a key regulator of ES cell adhesion [41].

As cancer progenitor cells go through EMT, their morphology changes, and that requires rearrangement of the cytoskeleton (Figure 1).

An examination of the OSCC cell line, CAL 27, revealed PAC-related changes in morphology that paralleled the changes that were observed for both cervical cancer cell lines (Fig. 1C, 1H).

Distant imaging of Io was acquired for almost every orbit during the primary mission, revealing large numbers of active volcanoes (both thermal emission from cooling magma on the surface and volcanic plumes), numerous mountains with widely varying morphologies, and several surface changes that had taken place both between the Voyager and Galileo eras and between Galileo orbits.