Sentence examples for slow extension of from inspiring English sources
Tension also builds up in cell walls in plants: the slow extension of cell wall under turgor pressure, leading to wall thinning, triggers wall synthesis to compensate for wall weakening (Cosgrove 2005 Nat. Rev. Mol Cell Biol).
Conversely, non-blunting geometries produce more efficient shielding of the crack and are characterised by a slower extension of the plastic zone far from the crack tip.
As with Kf-exo–, the G*CT sequence exhibited an extended blockage at n (green arrow), resulting in slower extension of the primer to full length (rectangular insets, Figure 5C).
Observations of rift axis migration through time may reflect cooling, hardening and subsequent abandonment of the rift axis during either long-term periods of slow extension or periods of tectonic quiescence.
Similar slow extension and repeated retraction phenotypes of F-actin were also observed in ced-6(n2095) and dyn-1(n4039) mutant embryos (Fig. 8B,C).
His long legs straighten out and up in the slow extensions that are the heart of this beautiful solo and that complement the directness of the music and the straight line of his wooden pipe.
For DRM, the uneven adoption of ICT disproportionately affects the most vulnerable and slows the extension of DRM advances where they are needed most.
This led the authors to speculate that ethylene may have no regulatory role in the absence of oxygen, and that this post-anoxic ethylene production may have contributed to the faster extension by rice coleoptiles and slower extension by mesocotyls of E. oryzoides under low-oxygen stress.
In "Adue," Lauren Toole's lush, slow extensions made a striking counterpoint to the icy shards of Salvatore Sciarrino's piano music.
The evolution of the substantive law of contracts therefore has to be explored in terms of adjective law: the slow but steady extension of the forms of action most procedurally advantageous to the enforcement of private agreements.
The relatively slower extension across G*C T may be due to the higher percentages of the S-conformer at the lesion site.
