Sentence examples for reduction of elongation from inspiring English sources

Adding both ND and NH2-ND slightly increase the yield strength and significantly enhance the Young's modulus while without leading to the reduction of elongation at break of polymer host.

Tensile, strain-controlled low cycle fatigue (LCF), and crack propagation tests were conducted at RT and 600 °C in air atmosphere for type 316L(N) stainless steels containing 0.04% N and 0.10% N. Nitrogen increased tensile strength without the reduction of elongation.

The root of At-fla4 shows a drastic reduction of elongation growth combined with radial swelling of the elongation zone.

In this, activation of catabolism, reduction of elongation growth, and controlled glycolysis and ethanolic fermentation to increase substrate-level production of ATP are key processes.

The increased melting temperature of GC-rich DNA may explain this general reduction of elongation rates (Nechaev et al., 2010), but the methylation status of the CG dinucleotides may also lead to differential regulation of Pol II elongation rates.

In both groups of samples we observed significant influence of liquid metal on the tensile properties, in particular reduction of total elongation.

There was a dramatic reduction of the elongation at break (Table 1) as the proportion of APSF in blends increased, an obvious consequence of the enhanced stiffness of this component (its modulus is about 3 times higher than that of BMSF).

Furthermore, the reduction of RNAPII elongation rate has been shown to promote splicing [ 36].

Theoretically, inactivating the cognate tRNA species should imply a severe reduction of the elongation rate during viral mRNA translation.

This enrichment could result from the reduction of RNAPII elongation rate caused by nucleosome bound on pre-miRNA.

Taken together, these results indicate that the major effect of AtCHR23 up-regulation in the root is the reduction of cell elongation.