Sentence examples for slippage out of from inspiring English sources

Hecht's history of ideas rarely does enough justice to the intellectual heft of the holders of those ideas: Hume, Baron d'Holbach and other Enlighteners might have railed at their reduction and their slippage out of context.

Biomechanical studies were performed on 178 native and injured specimens without any registration of slippage out of the clamp.

This phenotype is characteristic of slippage out of taxol-induced arrest [23].

We know that cell fate during mitotic arrest is controlled by two alternative pathways, one that promotes slippage out of mitosis and cellular survival from mitotic stress, the other that promotes cell death [13].

1 Apoptosis occurs either during mitotic arrest, or following "slippage" out of arrest into the cell cycle.

Tracking individual mitoses in time-lapse images revealed that depletion of Mcl1 reduced slippage out of DME-induced mitotic arrest and increased mitotic cell death.

These effects include in-plane deformation altered by clamping prestrain, slippage between specimen and clamps, and out-of-plane deformation.

The effect of partial impregnation, or 'Engineered Vacuum Channels', in out-of-autoclave prepreg systems on the intra-ply separation/slippage and consequently fiber misalignment was studied and found to be a significant contributor to micro-level mechanisms.

Replication slippage occurs when the replicating strand and the template strand disassociate and then realign out of register, forming a loop in one of the strands.

Giant's Causeway Visitor Centre, Heneghan Peng architects (3/1) Bursting out of the rolling hills on the coast of Northern Ireland, the Giant's Causeway visitor centre ruptures from the ground, as if formed by a great slippage of tectonic plates.

Ben Greenman's new novel "The Slippage" is out soon.