Sentence examples for small swelling from inspiring English sources

"We were surprised to see that even very small swelling volumes can cause axonal stretches beyond the damage threshold of 30percentt," Kuhl said.

When Agripina Fyodorovna Antipova saw Istanbul for the first time in the fall of 1920 from the deck of a freight ship, she did so with one small swelling in her womb and a larger one on her back.

The results obtained from dimensional stability tests showed a performance of a medium movement in-service and small swelling in liquid water (2 3%).

All the investigated membranes of cobalt showed a negligibly small swelling when immersed in NaCl solution for 24 h.

This should increase, in the meantime, methane diffusion probably owing to the combination of two potential effects: (1) a small swelling of the membrane owing to CO2 sorption and (2) a facilitated diffusion of CH4 inside the membrane bulk where polymer chains are partly covered by CO2 sorbed on them.

On the ventral side of its elbow, it has a small swelling called the brachial gland, which secretes a pungent, clear oily toxin that the animal uses defensively by wiping it on its toothcomb.

Polyethylene oxide showed an intermediate behaviour while, the sodium alginate exhibited the smallest swelling, gel thickness and the shortest lag time, but the fastest release.

The high volumetric capacity with smaller swelling using less amount of MWCNTs was attributed to the self-assembled nanotube network formed between active particles during coagulation, which was maintained with volume expansion during cycle testing.

At 12 dai, galls can be identified as small swellings along the soybean root.

You may also see small swellings in the groin area if you have a male.

In this case, the microcapsules of Ba2+ and Ca2+- Ba2+ are unchanged, whereas those made with Ca2+ or Sr2+ swell slightly; upon a small initial swelling, the microcapsules returned to their initial diameter (after 2 hours) (data not shown).