Sentence examples for small susceptibility from inspiring English sources

It had generally been difficult to utilize a magnetic field for controlling the texture of diamagnetic ceramics because of their extremely small susceptibility; however, the possibility of controlling the texture by a magnetic field occurred with the development of superconducting magnets.

In contrast, the small susceptibility changes following exposure to BufferGel, SPS, and the HEC placebo were not significant.

They suggested that the observed contrast within white matter may be explained partly by a small susceptibility difference between myelinated fibres and surrounding tissue.

Because the susceptibility-induced gradients increase with increasing field strength, a small susceptibility difference between myelinated fibres and surrounding tissue would perfectly explain the fact that we obtained a similar contrast as Hajnal, at a much shorter echo time.

Firm adhesion of non-activated PMN to maximally activated HUVEC showed the smallest susceptibility to shear stress, which seems reasonable for targeting leukocytes to a local site of inflammation independent of variations in postcapillary blood flow.

One finds a small positive susceptibility independent of temperature comparable with the diamagnetic contribution, so that the overall susceptibility of a metal may be positive or negative.

However, their high production cost, low operational stabilities, availability in small amounts, susceptibility to attack by proteases and activity inhibition limit their commercial applications in industrial and environmental biotechnology [9].

Stomatoyannopoulos emphasized that the GWAS 'story' in common diseases is more concerned with identifying such pathways than with individual, small effect susceptibility genes.

Models of the genetic architecture of complex traits (33) predict that large numbers of small effect susceptibility loci remain to be discovered, some of which should be tractable to well-powered GWAS.

Diamagnetic materials are characterized by constant, small negative susceptibilities, only slightly affected by changes in temperature.

Paramagnetic materials have constant, small positive susceptibilities, less than 1/1,000 at room temperature, which means that the enhancement of the magnetic field caused by the alignment of magnetic dipoles is relatively small compared with the applied field.