Sentence examples for surfaces indeed from inspiring English sources

In my joint work with Wajnryb [104] the DEF = DIFF question was shown to have a negative answer also for simply connected surfaces (indeed for some of the families of surfaces constructed in [82]).

As can be observed the prothrombin activation by MASP2K leads to 125I-fibrin deposition in the wells showing that target surfaces indeed do get fibrin deposited.

His actual achievements, however, were sometimes less than they appeared on the surface; indeed, his inevitable reliance on the landowning officer (Junker) class set severe limits in several respects to what he could even attempt.

For much of the 20th century, Leonardo's sketches on Folio 812r of the Atlantic Codex had been thought to represent a vehicle powered by leaf springs on its uppermost surface; indeed, an earlier model on those lines was built in 1953 but did not work.

This peptide-coated surface indeed prevented S. aureus biofilm formation with no cytotoxicity to human cells.

We think that the tantalum screw could be indicated only in the first-and-second stage FHN, involving not more than 30% of the joint surface, indeed it shows to provide a mechanical support for the joint surface and favor post-necrotic repair processes, at the same time not ruling out a late prosthesis in case of failure (Fig. 2).

Present investigations show that the total expression of MT1-MMP and on the cell surface indeed correlate with the invasive potentialof melanoma cells, 1(b), and 2(a)).

CellMask labeling demonstrated that these smaller, more scattered IPMC structures were accessible from the cell surface; indeed in three-dimensional reconstructions, some connections to the cell surface were apparent (Additional file 11).

Our recent study confirms that the dephosphorylation of DDD- 1P by the endogenous phosphatases on the cell surface, indeed, causes the self-assembly of DDD- 1 on the cell surface to form a hydrogel in the pericellular space.

Domains DA and DB (residues 4 87 and 88 164, respectively) are the most distal from the viral membrane and are likely to be the most exposed on the virus surface, indeed the CSFV antigenic regions A and B/C map to exposed patches on the surface of these domains.

After the n-hexane (poor solvent for PHEMA brush) was injected sequentially through the channel surface, Fig.  8b reveals that only a few ferritin species remained on the PHEMA surface; indeed, most of the ferritin complexes were now buried within the PHEMA thin film.