Sentence examples for responding to the applied from inspiring English sources

It is ascribed to the magnetic domain walls movement of 90° or angled domains caused by domain walls redistribution in responding to the applied constant prestress.

Out of the 15 genes responding to the applied condition, two genes are additionally differentially expressed in the Δ xyr1-strain (transcript ID 53947 and 73708).

Utilizing the omiRas web server together with plant-specific miRNA criteria for the identification of novel miRNA species we identify previously unknown miRNAs responding to the applied stress conditions in the post-meiotic stage and mature pollen.

The researchers then anaesthetised bumblebees, mounted them on a small clay post, and inserted microelectrodes into the nerve cells located at the base of the hairs and antennae, to determine how they respond to the applied electric fields.

In-situ TEM compression revealed that the initial plastic deformation and subsequent plastic flow of Al pillars are significantly altered by the presence of FIB-induced dislocation loops, as they actively respond to the applied stress.

More specifically, CMPCs cultured in 3D collagen/Matrigel constrained hydrogels became readily mechanosensitive, had a rod-shaped morphology, and responded to the applied strain by orienting in the direction of the constraint.

The emission intensity quickly responds to the applied rectangular input, and the response time defined by the time of 10 90% intensity is ~0.4 ns, which is dominated by the relatively slow response time of a signal generator (~0.5 ns), i.e., the intrinsic response time of this device is faster than the experimentally obtained one.

This structure change may lead to the loss of active sites that act as shear transformation zones to respond to the applied external forces for plastic deformation10,25,28,43,44 and thereby results in the annealing-induced embrittlement45, one of the major challenges for commercialization of metallic glasses46.

All genotypes responded to the applied drought conditions by significantly increasing length of the longest root by 40% to almost 80% (Fig. 1).

At low magnitudes, the cells did not respond to the applied DCS.

Another advantage of PUFF is that the relaxation period after the pulse allows the protein to respond to the applied forces in qualitatively different ways.