Sentence examples for provide a passage from inspiring English sources
Almost all cases of breast cancer begin in the glandular tissues that either produce milk (lobular tissue) or provide a passage for milk (ductal tissue) to the nipple.
In use conventional geosynthetic materials have a passive role, e.g. barriers stop the passage of liquids; reinforcement provides tensile resistance and drains provide a passage for water.
In use, conventional geosynthetic materials have a passive role; for example, barriers stop the passage of liquids, reinforcement provides tensile resistance, and drains provide a passage for water.
Throughout, the reason for those changes appears to have been to facilitate trade from the delta lands to the Red Sea rather than to provide a passage to the Mediterranean.
It is implied that superhydrophobic CF can provide a passage for vapor or gas flow in wet environments such as a gas diffusion layer requiring the effective water removal in the operation of proton exchange membrane fuel cell.
Despite her fabulous inventions - the phoenixes that come with a flying carpet, the amulets that grow and provide a passage to other times, the statues that walk, the rings that confer invisibility - Nesbit's narratives as a whole tend to be a catalogue of disappointments and confusions.
Top profile of the TiO2 NT arrays without loading CeO2 is shown as Fig. 4a, and the self-organized NT arrays were found quite dense and had an open-mouth top morphology, which provides a passage way for the Ce(NO3 3 solution filling into the NTs in this study.
The objective of a fish pass may be more ambitious and may consist in providing a passage for all species at every stage in the river and for all individuals wishing to clear the obstacle.
Platelets contain an extensive intracellular membrane, an open canalicular system that serves as a reservoir for plasma membrane proteins and membrane receptors and provides a passage for granule release after activation [ 41].
Parallel culture grown with the same background level of dispersant provided a passage-matched control (B-NTX cells).
Web openings in beams and girders occur quite often in practice to provide a convenient passage for utility ducts.
