Sentence examples for partially trapped from inspiring English sources
The widely accepted air entrapment paradigm explains these by presuming that air remains partially trapped in the pore system, escaping via dissolution into and diffusion through the pore water.
Such behavior is called heterogeneous wettability, replaced with another way that air is partially trapped underneath the liquid, which is incomplete penetration within the silicon features.
This is because the scattered light is partially trapped between the top and bottom surfaces of the randomly assembled ZnS nanosheets film.
These results suggest that the leukotoxin may be partially trapped in intracellular organelles together with CD38.
The pupae showed strong morphological abnormalities after pre-pupal injection and were partially trapped in the pupal cuticle.
According the reports, arsenic was partially trapped by sorption and/or coprecipitation, with ferric oxyhydroxy sulfates and oxyhydroxides formed, via the oxidation of dissolved Fe2+ in sulfate and iron-rich acidic waters [ 39].
Crespi pressured over the match's final seven minutes, missing on a laser 30-yard free kick from sophomore forward William Lopez in the 78th minute and then a Mora 15-yard blast that Garcia stopped by partially trapping the ball against the post in the 80th minute.
In comparison to pure gypsum, the setting process is slower in the presence of cellulose derivatives as the hydrophilic polymer partially traps the water molecules.
We show that the normalized gradient slope determines whether the protein elutes in the gradient, partially elutes, or is trapped in the column.
Victims were said to have been among two buses that were struck by falling buildings, while emergency workers were moving to rescue survivors trapped in partially collapsed buildings in locations around the country's second largest city.
These observations suggest that some cells may become trapped in partially reprogrammed states owing to incomplete repression of transcription factors, and that DNA de-methylation is an inefficient step in the transition to pluripotency.
