Sentence examples for subsequent detachment from inspiring English sources

i.e. ipso-hydroxylation and subsequent detachment of the side chain of the alkylphenol.

The decrease in pillar height was attributed to lateral etching in the presence of Au catalyst and the subsequent detachment of the Au dots used as catalyst.

The western belt results from the attachment and subsequent detachment of a sliver of continental lithosphere to the Eurasian continental margin.

Retinal necrosis and atrophy related to viral retinal disorders, in combination with vitreous degeneration, fibrotic changes, and traction encountered in uveitis, likely all play a role in the development of retinal tears and subsequent detachment [19].

The dye attachment reduces such an effect by passivating some of the vacancies at low illumination intensity up to 1.5 suns, above which damage to and subsequent detachment of the dye molecule may occur.

The presence of cut-marks on the areas of insertions of the medial pterygoid muscle (both on the sphenoid and the mandible) indicate subsequent detachment of the mandible from the skull.

Concern for subsequent retinal detachment is heightened if there is a perception of a gray or black curtain, or veil, being drawn across the eye's visual field.

This limiting throat is also the location of snap-off for subsequent bubble detachment.

The first of these two patients had initially undergone urgent vitrectomy on the day of presentation, and subsequent retinal detachment occurred 10 days later.

The proposed model is an extension of Schleyer and Hsu (2000) by incorporating interactions between bending, membrane stretch and transverse shear in the fully plastic stress state, and uses damage mechanics to capture the loss of integrity at the supports and the subsequent beam detachment.

We previously showed that the proteolytic activity of CF induces rapid (2 8 h) depolymerization of the actin cytoskeleton in treated A549 cells, leading to subsequent cell detachment and death [25].