Sentence examples for tendency of shrinking from inspiring English sources

Steadman and Rodkey ([2005]) saw a tendency of shrinking over time and no histological remnants of the collagen scaffold 5 6 years after implantation (Steadman and Rodkey [2005]).

The search for better flow structures can be accelerated: tubes that show a tendency of shrinking during the search can be assumed absent in future steps of structure optimization.

"Because of wood's tendency to shrink over time, some of these houses have shrunk and sagged," Mr. Harris said.

Oxide nanotubes of Fe and Cu and the bamboo structures of NiO showed a tendency to shrink into solid oxide nanowires after annealing at higher temperatures in air.

Then there is the matter of shrinking.

Instead of shrinking, I chose to shine.

These findings indicate that the shape changes control the speed of shrinking and frequency of entering the shrinking phase.

Just keep in mind that frayed shorts have a tendency to shrink over time as more and more of the edge unravels.

Otherwise, on conventional C supports, hydrated PA has the tendency to shrink and create ganglia leading to the disruption of the EI.

The variance of the λ parameter increased from the starting values, indicating a tendency to shrink marker effects more severely towards zero (Table  3).

Due to the tendency of the shrinking and slipping of the steel tube in relation to the infilled concrete, the confining contact stress and bonding shear stress, in the vertical and tangential direction respectively, are distributed in the interface between the steel and concrete, which results in the confining and bonding effect of the CCFTs.