Sentence examples for most fibre from inspiring English sources
The rather sharp conical impactor produced the most fibre breakage which resulted in a localised damage area and the largest indentation/penetration depth.
At least 50% of the total recovery occurs within 10 s in most fibre tips, too fast for the immobile-bound pool.
In modern mills, most fibre-processing operations are performed by mechanical means.
Most fibres attach, dorsally and ventrally, to connective tissues (fascia) that sheath the body.
Most fibres that occur in nature are of fairly short length, or staple, and synthetic fibres may be cut into short, uniform lengths to form staple. Spinning is the process of drawing out and imparting twist to a mass of fibres.
It must be noted that for the specimens reinforced with fibres 4DH and 5DH, the hook of most fibres did not deform in the cracking process (see Fig. 4).
Thus, within the mdx distribution, most fibres showed much lower dystrophin signals than wt fibres.
As depicted in Fig. 7A, rapsyn-GFP overlapped with the BGT-stained AChRs in FLAG-transfected muscles (upper panels), but was largely excluded from the NMJs of most fibres upon expression of FLAG-MCLT (lower panels).
As depicted in Fig. 3B for a triceps muscle stained with LF-18 antibody, myosin Va signals were detected in most fibres as small punctate structures and as larger aggregates in close proximity to the NMJ.
Lignans are present in most fibre-rich foods and they might be important sources of phyto-oestrogens, especially in Northern European diets.
A typical feature of CCD is uniformity of fibre type and a slow fibre profile of most fibres.
