Sentence examples for separation of fibres from inspiring English sources

At the vertebrate optic chiasm there is major change in fibre order and, in many animals, a separation of fibres destined for different hemispheres of the brain.

Hemp (Cannabis sativa) grown for fibre needs to be retted after cutting to allow the separation of fibre from the stem core.

Because photosynthesis is a process expected to dominate metabolism in the non-fibre fraction, these observations are consistent with the physical separation of fibre and non-fibre tissues we hoped to achieve by dissection.

The primary objectives of the present study were 1) to increase the genetic resources available for pacu 2) to exploit the anatomical separation of fibre types to characterise the expression signatures of fast and slow muscles and 3) to systematically investigate the expression of USPs in fast and slow muscle in response to fasting and refeeding.

The segmentation process, allowing separation of the fibres from the remainder of the image, is the most critical step in constructing an accurate representation of the network architecture.

There was fatty infiltration of the nerve with separation of nerve fibres.

The flax retting process involves the separation of flax fibres from the epidermis and the cortical part of the stalk through pectin and hemicellulose degradation by microorganisms.

Barta et al. [ 33] have shown that the hemp hurds that remain after mechanical separation of bast fibres can be used for biofuel production.

Initially, the most apparent effect of the hydrothermal pretreatment apart from a colour change from yellow into dark brown is the partial defibration, or separation of individual fibres and cell types of the wheat straw.

The natural ability of R. oryzae to degrade unbranched pectin has been exploited in industry, where GH28 endopolygalacturonases has been shown to be very useful in flax-retting (i.e. a process that degrades the smooth regions of pectin for separation of plant fibres) [ 48- 50].

Retting, process employing the action of bacteria and moisture on plants to dissolve or rot away much of the cellular tissues and gummy substances surrounding bast-fibre bundles, thus facilitating separation of the fibre from the stem.