The phrase "tangled form" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe something that is messy, complicated, or difficult to decipher. Example: The accountant handed me a report in a tangled form, with numbers and figures scattered throughout the pages.
The carbon nanotubes deposited in this study are derived from a precursor mixture that consists of propane and hydrogen, and are in tangled form with different diameters (10 250 nm) and structures.
The resulting object is a tangled form representing the entwined relationship between man and machine, or what the artist calls "a physical embodiment of the tension between humans, robotic autonomous agents, and the virtual models which these agents rely on to understand the world".
Detailed TEM microstructural analysis showed that various typical microstructures including dislocation lines, dislocation tangles, dislocation arrays, mechanical twins and precipitated particles tangled together, forming the strengthening phase.
By reconstructing the structure of tau tangles in these diseases — atom by atom — the researchers hope to gain new insight into how tangles form, how they grow and how they drive disease progression.
Tangles form inside nerve cells, and are made of a protein called tau that is normally part of a system of tubules that carry nutrients to feed the cell.
In contrast to Alzheimer's plaques, which are essentially jumbles of a protein called b amyloid piled up in between brain cells, tangles form inside cells.
As neurofibrillary tangles form and dystrophic neurites appear, sprouting neuronal processes with growth cones emerge.
Notably this effect occurs at a time point (DIV 10) where no tangles are present in organotypic slices from pro-aggregant mice, suggesting a soluble, "pre-tangle" form of aggregating Tau that is sufficient for this pathological effect.
Caspase activation precedes tangle formation by hours to days, tangles form quickly but persist apparently indefinitely, thus cleavage of tau is enough to cause misfolding of tau followed by nucleation and recruitment of additional tau molecules to the neuronal cell body.
Dense tangled CNT forms on the quartz surface.
"The chaotic tangle forms the skeleton of turbulence as fluid is simultaneously attracted to, and repelled by, its different components," Haller said.
