Thus, even though respiratory mucus is a viscoelastic solid at the macroscopic level (as measured using a bulk rheometer), nanoparticles that are sufficiently small and muco-inert can penetrate the mucus as if it were primarily a viscous liquid.
Cathodic reduction of hypochlorite anions during electrolysis of dilute solutions of NaCl can, according to Robertson, be decreased by placing an inert separator with sufficiently small pores at the cathode surface.
I'm intent on being inert, but rouse myself sufficiently to discover that the jewel in its crown isn't actually in town, but a lovely ferry ride away.
Crystal growth modeling was performed to obtain the required inert gas pressure and temperatures for sufficiently large growth rates.
It is constructed with biologically inert polymer materials and is both sufficiently small and robust for direct insertion in to a human artery.
Although xenon possesses anesthetic properties at sufficiently high partial pressures [13], it is chemically inert and not normally present at detectable levels in human lungs, making HP 129Xe a potentially powerful, noninvasive probe of gas exchange.
Some of these people recovered sufficiently to be removed from the machines, but others lingered, unable to breathe on their own, inert and unresponsive even to the most noxious stimulus, and without any detectable electrical brain activity, until their hearts gave out — often a matter of hours, but sometimes of days or even weeks.
Some of these people recovered sufficiently to be removed from the machines, but others lingered, unable to breathe on their own, inert and unresponsive even to the most noxious stimulus, and without any detectable electrical brain activity, until their hearts gave out often a matter of hours, but sometimes of days or even weeks.
On the other hand, these two 'bio-inert' characteristics have particularly favoured oncological cell therapists, who expect to utilize hydrogels to provide sufficiently high confinement of the delivered cells for anti-cancer purposes.
Mortar consists of inert siliceous (sandy) material mixed with cement and water in such proportions that the resulting substance will be sufficiently plastic to enable ready application with the mason's trowel and to flow slightly but not collapse under the weight of the masonry units.
