Sentence examples for network of strands from inspiring English sources

A polymer is treated as an equivalent network of strands bridged by permanent junctions.

A melt is treated as an equivalent network of strands bridged by temporary junctions (entanglements and physical cross-links whose life-times exceed the characteristic time of deformation).

The above image highlights a gossamer network of strands that ants use for nutrients in order to reproduce.

A network of strands of mesothelium called "funiculi" ("little ropes" ) connects the mesothelium covering the gut with that lining the body wall.

By freeze-fracture electron microscopy, the TJ area appears as a branched network of strands where the strands reflect the sites of direct membrane contacts (Tsukita et al. 2001).

In particular, BBB integrity is dictated by tight junctions between adjacent endothelial cells, forming a network of strands composed by several proteins, including junctional adhesion molecules, claudins (mainly -1 and -5) and occludin, which interact with cellular actin through cytoplasmic proteins such as zonula occludens-1 (ZO-1) [ 96].

Coagulation of milk leads to the formation of a continuous network of casein strands in which fat globules are entrapped (Fig.  8a).

Comprising a network of glycan strands cross-linked by short peptides, PG regulates the cell's physical properties as well as the passage of solutes.

Like most bacteria, E. coli has a cell wall composed of peptidoglycan, a macromolecular network of sugar strands (glycans) cross-linked by short peptides.

The number and complexity of ramification of the network of TJ strands depends on the cell type, in sum yielding differences in permeability barrier function between different tissues (Staehelin 1973).

Potato tubers are phloem-rich organs with a network of phloem strands internal and external to the vascular ring [ 39] and AsA distribution in potato tubers closely follows the phloem distribution (Viola et al., unpublished).