Sentence examples for restrictive surface from inspiring English sources

To claim that NW electrode can act as a restrictive surface for bioassays, the binding event should block the electron transfer to NW electrode (so called the shielding effect).

When plated on the highly restrictive μCP surface, both the neuronal cells and the accompanying non-neuronal cells were restricted to the Matrigel lines with all cell nuclei showing a flattened morphology likely due to limited surface being available for the attachment on the thin Matrigel lines.

With populist sentiments like that one boiling up, there's no telling when restrictive legislation might surface or the antitrust cops come knocking.

Shallow tread sites may be capable of producing seasonal saturation above restrictive horizons and increased surface runoff, becoming local hydrological discharge sites.

While there are meshing algorithms that can do so, they place restrictive requirements on the surface-based models that are rarely met by existing 3D model building software.

Due to earlier green-up, vegetation coverage increases and canopy structure becomes more complex, leading to a greater restrictive effect of the vegetation on surface wind speed in the dust storm season.

Figs. 2 and 3 demonstrate convincingly that RDS is well suited for monitoring surface modifications even under restrictive conditions of elevated sample temperatures and gas pressures.

Increasing D ≫ 1 in a ( 0 ) = D leads to comparably shaped limiting surfaces with a less restrictive regime of existence.

However, in terms of the computational costs, free surface flow simulations are quite restrictive.

One might wish to make the setting less restrictive, especially since the places where the surface of real brains is closest to a homogeneous space are likely to be the flat parts.

The formation of the main crack on the surface of the red sandstone under restrictive shear creep consists of four kinds of crack propagation modes: merging propagation, tensile propagation, intergranular propagation, bypassing crystal propagation.