Sentence examples for solid as a consequence from inspiring English sources
These earlier studies revealed that embryonic tissues can not only change their mechanical properties, but can also exhibit a shift in behavior from liquid-like to elastic solid as a consequence of the amount of time in culture and their state of differentiation.
The experimentally observed non-uniform initial distribution of solid species, as a consequence of the solids activation procedure, was accounted for by assuming an initial core shell structure with a diffused interface with different compositions of the two areas of the pellets.
Water-soluble polymers for the delivery of chemotherapeutic drugs passively target solid tumors as a consequence of reduced renal clearance and the enhanced permeation and retention (EPR) effect.
It was found that pulsation of the liquid results in a better dispersion of the solids and, as a consequence, in a higher value of the average mass-transfer coefficient, kL.
The model predicts the effect of diffusion in the liquid and in the solid, as well as the consequences of the recalescences occurring immediately after the nucleation of the primary dendritic structure and the eutectic structure.
Present available means to predict mass transport of gases in porous solids are inaccurate as a consequence of the inherent difficulties encountered in properly relating the local transport coefficients to the highly complex pore space.
The hardness of Nb solid solution can be increased as a consequence to a level observed in Nb3Si intermetallic due to the well oriented precipitates.
The curves for beta-secretase with SORLA (dashed lines in Figure 5H) are greater in values as compared to those without SORLA (solid line in Figure 5H), as a consequence of SORLA's influence on beta-secretase that is used in dimer processing.
The total (solid + dissolved) Fe(II)/Fe(III) ratios were higher than the solid Fe(II)/Fe(III) ratios as a consequence of high dissolved Fe2+ and Fe3+ concentrations (Fig. 6).
As a consequence, among solid tumors, melanoma represents a "model malignancy" to design and apply in the clinic new bioimmunotherapeutic approaches, that are eventually translated to solid tumors of different histotypes.
The chapter emphasizes features developed from the process of liquefaction, which is the transformation of a granular material from a solid state into a liquefied state as a consequence of increased pore-water pressure.
