Sentence examples for resulting rupture from inspiring English sources

The resulting rupture model begins with a steady increase of moment rate for the first 80 s, and a rupture speed of 1.5 km/s.

For the next 40 years, the resulting rupture in diplomatic relations and the U.S. embargo of Cuba weakened Washington's position in the Cold War, the Caribbean, and even southern Africa.

Finally, if RGD bound to a bent-closed or extended-closed integrin, and the receptor did not change conformation before unbinding, it is probable that the resulting rupture forces would be less than 50 pN and would not be distinguishable from nonspecific interactions in our analysis.

Increased magnetic field intensity and longer magnetic processing time resulted ruptured bacterial cell which leads to cell death, thus reduction in nitrogen fixation efficiency.

A critical finding for vascular risk prediction is that although plaque rupture generally requires progression of lesion size, acute events resulting from rupture may just as well originate from only mildly stenotic lesions [ 66].

Plasmolysis in cells were observed in treated leaves; more severe damage was observed in plants exposed to higher doses, resulting in rupture of epidermis.

In a parallel reaction mitochondria were subjected to hypo-osmotic swelling, resulting in rupture of the outer membrane and loss of the porin protein.

These case reports suggest that IgG4-related PAo/PA is itself a risk for aneurysm formation resulting in rupture when the lesions are left untreated.

These conditions help to denature and hydrolyze proteins, resulting in rupture of cellular and nuclear membranes and breakage of cross-links introduced by fixation [ 30, 31].

Extravasation can occur actively, or, passively by volume increase resulting in rupture of the vessel wall, giving rise to a self-metastatic clone.

As there were relatively few total PCL and collateral ligament ruptures, we combined these lesions as a total ACL rupture, resulting in a combined variable indicating any total rupture of either cruciate of the collateral ligament.