Sentence examples for preferentially propagate from inspiring English sources
In contrast, perennials preferentially propagate vegetatively.
It is worth noting that all cracks preferentially propagate parallel to the orientation, keeping accordance with aligned directions of surface slate-like characteristic.
After indentation, lateral cracks emerge on the nonpolar GaN surface and preferentially propagate parallel to the orientation due to anisotropic defect-related stresses.
Furthermore, in some areas, fatigue cracks do not propagate in the coarse-grained structure with higher fatigue crack growth resistance, but they preferentially propagate across the network structure of fine grains in the harmonic structure.
Indentation at high load can produce slip lines and lateral cracks, preferentially propagating along the orientation.
At higher levels of ΔK, the crack increasingly seeks out Si and intermetallic particles up to a ΔK of ∼9 MPa√m after which the crack preferentially propagates through intermetallic particles in the 0.67 wt%Si alloy or Si and intermetallics in the 6.9 wt%Si alloys.
However, when the maximum stress intensity factor was higher than 4.2 MPa m1/2, in the sudden failure region, the rigid bonding of I-phase/α-Mg matrix interfaces was destroyed and the cracks preferentially propagated along the interfaces, which resulted in the fracture surface being almost completely composed of cracked I-phase/α-Mg matrix eutectic pockets.
Indeed, the signal evoked by layer 4 stimulation preferentially propagated vertically to layer 2/3 rather than horizontally (Figures 2, 3, and 4).
However, there were some cases in which attenuated bacilli, probably containing a virulent subpopulation, may have preferentially propagated after animal passaging or after culture in synthetic media.
Recent in vivo studies have explored whether certain forms of tau are preferentially propagated.
This is thought to result from the relative resistance afforded by heterozygosity at polymorphic PrP residue 129 and from conformational selection whereby different prion strains are preferentially propagated by prion proteins of different primary sequence (Collinge, 1999; Collinge and Clarke, 2007).
