During and after World War II the substitution of such man-made fibres as nylon in making hosiery and other garments greatly reduced the silk industry.
Polarization reduces interference around the thin silk fibers while the multiple measurements accounts for the shape anisotropy of some silks [27].
Reduced crosslinking between silk proteins within the amorphous regions of the silk fibers, decreased orientation of molecules, or even novel secondary structures could all explain the silk's high extensibility, but such speculation remains to be tested.
The rise of new fabrics such as nylon reduced the prevalence of silk throughout the world, and silk is now once again a rare luxury good, much less important than in its heyday.
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The opening of the Suez Canal in 1869 and the silk shortage in France reduced the price of importing Asian silk, particularly from China and Japan.
The addition of silk fibroin reduced the degradation of chitosan containing scaffolds in lysozyme solution.
We found that silk-CS scaffold maintained better chondrocyte phenotype than silk scaffold; moreover, the silk-CS scaffolds reduced chondrocyte inflammatory response that was induced by interleukin (IL -1β, whIL -1β in consistent whichthe well-documented antisinflammatory aconsistentof CS.
Cycles include silk, allergy cycles, reduced creases, fast and eco washes.
His best statement, though, was his bias-cut evening skirts in black or Bordeaux silk that he reduced to a swirling train.
