Sentence examples for rapid shrinking from inspiring English sources
The CH gels exhibited a remarkably rapid shrinking rate and transmittance switch in response to the environmental temperature change, which the conventional chemically cross-linking PAAm hydrogels (PAAm OR) were short of.
By showing that the mutation predominantly affects post-GTPase conformational and dynamic properties of microtubules, our data reveal that the strength of the allosteric response to GDP in the lattice dictates the frequency of catastrophe and the severity of rapid shrinking.
Hence, a rapid shrinking was attained by simply increasing Tprep.
He is presiding over a more rapid shrinking of the state than Margaret Thatcher ever did.
The enormous temperature maintained at the surface of the sun must therefore produce rapid shrinking, although we do not know the rate by actual observation.
With the rapid shrinking of technology and growing integration capacity, the probability of failures in Networks-on-Chip (NoCs) increases and thus, fault tolerance is essential.
Combined with the rapid shrinks of critical dimensions, the ultra-low k dielectrics face challenges to retain the benefits of interconnect scaling both on their manufacturability and reliability performances.
Third, rapid cell shrinking can have opposite effects on the number of collisions, which are expected to affect priming/unpriming and fusion rates similarly.
By time-lapse microscopy, when cells expressed a greater amount of Smad4 than TIAF1 (see big blue), they were highly sensitive to TGF- β1-induced apoptosis, as evidenced by rapid cell shrinking and membrane blebbing.
The possible importance of large-scale heterogeneity with a much larger size than the mesh size of network on the rapid-shrinking is suggested, because this type of large-scale heterogeneity can be introduced by the network formation in the presence of linear macromonomer.
This is especially true in emerging markets, where rapid growth is shrinking the distance between old-fashioned "charity" and smart investment.
