The unsaturated diluting lipid egg PC provides fluidity and flexibility to the lipid monolayer.
Antioxidants protect unsaturated fatty acids and so provide fluidity that is necessary for membrane fusion events like the acrosome reaction.
These unsaturated fatty acids provide fluidity that is necessary for membrane fusion events (e.g., the acrosome reaction and sperm-egg interaction) and for sperm motility [ 14].
In the lyotropic phases, solvent molecules fill the space around the compounds to provide fluidity to the system.
The PCs contained many long-chain, polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFAs) as fatty acyl residues which could also be a reason for the softness of War-Ts, as such lipids provide fluidity of biological membranes [ 19, 20].
"David [ Moyes called me and said they needed a player like me who makes the team play, who could offer fluidity and provide assists and goals.
The physical role of water in cement-based materials is observed through the wetting of the grains, the need to fill the voids between particles and to separate these particles from one another, providing fluidity.
In contrast, the high content of inner moisture and the presence of oxygen functional groups in lignite reduce its usefulness in preparing high-concentration slurries, but impart lignite with a three-dimensional network structure that provides both fluidity and stability.
Perhaps the great technical breakthrough this weekend, then, was the daring use of four Steadycams, large cameras strapped to the body of the operator that provided both visual fluidity and stunning close-ups.
In sorbets and ice creams it is important that there is a liquid phase present to provide enough fluidity to make the dish soft and easy to eat.
