Sentence examples for natural contacts from inspiring English sources

The natural contacts of Cyrenaica were northward with Crete and the Aegean world.

Because Otolin protein cannot be detected in OHC soma (Fig. 6F), this fluorescence is likely an artifact resulting from natural contacts that occur in vivo between the stereocilia and the tectorial membrane.

The remarkable mechanical properties of natural contact surfaces have inspired a great deal of interest and research in recent years.

Recently, reverse engineered implants have been proposed which are intended to promote more natural contact mechanics by reproducing the native bone or cartilage shape.

23rd Leeds Lyon Symposium in Tribology] It is further assumed that the natural contact length consists of a zone of elastic contact and a zone of plastic contact such that the forces in the elastic contact region and those at the rigid-plastic chip boundary keep the chip in a state of static equilibrium.

The natural contact provided higher transport pathway of electrons and ions due to larger contact area.

Previous studies with mothers of low birthweight babies have shown the mothers report feeling guilt over the loss of natural contact during birth.

First, these vaccines may substitute for natural contact with micro-organisms for inducing regulatory mechanisms in the immune system [ 82, 83].

17 18 We therefore conducted a cluster randomised field experiment in rural Chinese primary schools (a natural contact point with children 19) to study the impact of information, subsidies, and financial incentives for school principals to reduce anaemia among their students.

Overall, the data indicates that the surrogate peptides, derived in this manner, can contain sequence information regarding the natural contact domains for both protein:protein and protein:non-protein interactions.

Third, ivermectin has been isolated from the producing fungus Streptomyces avermectinus in Japan about 40 years ago (Õmura 2008), so the common ancestors of the two least sensitive sepsid groups in Fig. 2 could have plausibly evolved ivermectin resistance in the distant past in response to natural contact with that fungus.