Sentence examples for slightly penetrate from inspiring English sources

As Table 1 shows, strain is higher in the ring, forcing hole wavefunctions to confine in the dots although they slightly penetrate the ring.

Activation of A δ afferents in hairy skin can be achieved by using short needle electrodes that slightly penetrate the epidermis (Inui, Tran, Hoshiyama, & Kakigi, 2002; Inui, Tran, Qiu, Wang, Hoshiyama & Kakigi, 2002, 2003; Nilsson, Levinsson, & Schouenborg, 1997).

In case of chitosan, it has the highest molecular weight of 150,000 and it was expected to slightly penetrate the gel disks and to remain mostly on the gel surface.

In the GT treated sample, the GT signal was only observed in the first one or two columns of lateral pixels, indicating that GT slightly penetrated into the SC or that some GT remained on the skin surface after wiping.

This fabulous invention, a veritable miracle of modern science, is a fake fleshy membrane that tightens up your baby hole and actually "bleeds" slightly when penetrated.

A drill bit with a diameter that is similar to that of the proposed nail diameter is inserted inside the medullary canal of the medial fragment, pointing slightly anteriorly to penetrate the anterior cortex.

The intravenously injected fullerenes were distributed mainly in the liver (91.7% of dose), and simultaneously some were able to penetrate slightly the blood brain barrier.

Under dry conditions, the rubber of a tire will deform slightly as it penetrates the valleys and then hits the peaks.

Marcello Giordani, who has been moving methodically to the front of the thin ranks of Italian tenors, gave a strong performance as Pinkerton, his slightly forced but penetrating voice following the contours of Puccini's musical prose with inborn grace.

This conservation status was confirmed by preliminary hardness measurements; when the stucco surface was punctured with a scalpel, it penetrated slightly.

The molecules of 235UF6 penetrate the barrier slightly faster than those of 238UF6.