Sentence examples for susceptible interface from inspiring English sources

In this paper, finite element models are used to investigate catastrophic failure of thermal barrier coatings (TBCs) due to delaminations along susceptible interface between thermally grown oxide (TGO) and the ceramic top coat.

Infection of placental and decidual tissue explants has demonstrated cell types at the uterine placental interface susceptible to infection and suggests routes for transmission across the placenta and amniochorionic membrane.

This renders the device susceptible to Si-SiO2 interface related degradation mechanisms, and in particular vulnerable to electrostatic discharge (ESD) stress condition.

Natural killer (NK) cells form a structure called the activating NK cell immunologic synapse (NKIS) at their interface with susceptible target cells.

SBMP is a three-step etch-and-rinse adhesive system that contains a wet solvent-rich primer covered with a bonding agent that seals the primed dentin, rendering the interface less susceptible to water sorption and polymer hydrolysis [15].

We have previously shown that dissociation of yeast enolase produced subtle changes in the structure of the monomer; there was a small increase in disordered structure and several peptide bonds, including one in a helix far from the interface, became susceptible to proteolysis [19].

This CRY-FBXL3 interface is susceptible to disruption by both the CRY cofactor flavin adenine dinucleotide (FAD) and the PER proteins, which have been suggested to control the stability of CRYs by directly competing with FBXL3 (Xing et al., 2013).

Liu et al. [11] suggested that the higher durability of the mild 2-step self-etch adhesives in-vivo may be attributed to the use of a more hydrophobic resin layer on top of the hydrophilic self-etch primer, which renders the interface less susceptible to water sorption, which we contend is a reasonable assumption.

Why the DAXX-ATRX interface is not susceptible to disease mutations needs further investigation.

The fish epidermis is highly susceptible, as it is the interface between the fish and its surrounding aquatic environment.

Thus the envelopment of collagen fibrils and their impregnation (if any) by hydrolysable monomers, irrespective of the bonding strategy, would favour the formation of an interface that is inherently susceptible to hydrolytic degradation on the nanoscale.