Sentence examples for shape and rigidity from inspiring English sources
Some change shape and rigidity based on digital inputs.
The system used in osteosynthesis directly influences fracture consolidation; depending on its shape and rigidity, osteosyntesis is capable of modifying bone callus formation.
It is therefore not surprising that physicochemical characteristics of particulate vaccines, such as particle size, shape, and rigidity, affect multiple processes that impact their immunogenicity.
In the new analysis the symbol of the cost function Hessian near the minimum is approximated for the nonsmooth error components in the shape and rigidity.
An advantage of the new approach is that it reveals differences between mixtures of molecules with different steric characteristics, and shows that steric effects related to molecular shape and rigidity are necessary components of a fundamental understanding of liquid mixtures.
Herein, we systematically review the role of the size, shape and rigidity of particulate vaccines in enhancing and skewing T cell response and attempted to provide a "roadmap" for rational vaccine design.
Apart from their biological relevance and possible gene therapy applications, their shape, stability, and rigidity suggest they may be useful as blueprints for biomechanical design.
In addition, the physical and mechanical characteristics of the surface including shape, anisotropy, and rigidity of particles for lymphocyte activation have been fine-tuned.
The cell envelope represents the outermost layer of the bacterial cell that has as general functions the protection of the cell, communication with the environment, maintenance of cellular shape, stability, and rigidity of the cell, as well as allowing appropriate metabolism, growth, and division of the cell.
Indeed, cell shape and matrix rigidity modulate the subcellular localization of YAP and TAZ and cytoskeletal destabilization and inhibition of cell contractility inactivate YAP and TAZ [168].
The actin cytoskeleton was compared for single primary fibroblasts adhering either to microfabricated adhesive islands (2-D) or trapped in microwells (3-D) of controlled size, shape, and wall rigidity.
