Sentence examples for no penetration of from inspiring English sources
"There's no penetration of the message coming out of the federal government," said Irwin Redlener, a doctor and director of the National Center for Disaster Preparedness at Columbia University.
No superficial mycelium was seen and there is no penetration of the host tissue.
In contrast, no penetration of EVs is expected in the Middle East by 2020 [29].
Furthermore, Roux et al. (1996) found no penetration of carbon dioxide (CO2) into UHPC specimens after 90 days of exposure.
While the three previously described patients had an extensive involvement of all the layers from the hypodermis to the intracapsular space, our two patients had a relatively superficial involvement, with no penetration of the glutei muscle cuff.
When PSi matrices with smaller size pore (30 nm) were loaded with Em/Ag complexes, there was no change in the photoluminescence of PSi (data not shown) indicating no penetration of the AgNPs, since their size is larger than that of the pores.
Furthermore, due to the hypotheses of negligible elastic deformation and no-penetration of the material (infinite strength in compression), the only admissible state of deformation of the element is the rotation around one of its edge (upper or lower) or the detachment (Fig. 1b).
Penetration of the internal and external cortical walls of the thoracic pedicles was measured in millimetres and classified into three degrees: 0 (no penetration); 1 (≤2 mm penetration of the pedicle's cortical wall); 2 (>2 mm penetration of the pedicle's cortical wall).
Numerical experiments for the flows around a circular cylinder and an airfoil show that there is no any penetration of streamlines to the solid body in the present results.
In this work, there was no deep penetration of PPGs from the surface of sandstone cores (Fig. 10c).
There was no further penetration of the Weddell Sea until 1903, when William Speirs Bruce took Scotia to 74°1'S, but in a sector of the sea which did not bring him close to Morrell's or Ross's sightings.
