Sentence examples for the detaching of from inspiring English sources

This has resulted in the low job accessibility and job-housing spatial mismatch apparent in post-reform Chinese cities, the result of the detaching of jobs and housing.

Due to the arc's heat effect, carbide morphology evolution starts with the detaching of lamellas, followed by breaking up and coarsening, and finally transforming into a worm-like structure.

It was shown that the slight antibacterial property of the BRGO sheets and the detaching of the already proliferated bacteria from the surface of these sheets contributed to the growth inhibition of the bacteria on the surface of the reduced sheets.

The few apoptotic cells induced by doxorubicin observed under a fluorescence microscope could be due to the detaching of the apoptotic cells from the coverslip.

The detaching of single designs is similar to the node splitting technique of Dias et al. [ 8], but the net heat plot approach additionally tracks the influence of each design on the fit on all other designs and visualises the successive detaching of each designs in one plot.

The process might involve a mechanism similar to that of MIRs, including the detach of specific tags associated with spermatozoon mitochondria, that normally lead to their degradation by the ubiquitination machinery.

Activation of proforms of MMPs involves detaching of the hemopexin domain and requires the action of other MMPs or other classes of proteinases [ 29, 31].

Specifically, we use the inconsistency information along with detaching of single component meta-analyses to locate inconsistency hot spots.

This also included the detached left flank of 3,000 Vandamme eventually took to Stuttgart.

Many of the detached labra disclosed advanced fraying, shredding, and thinning.

Even the most austerely detached of historians cannot wholly avoid ethical judgement.