Sentence examples for thickness adaptations from inspiring English sources
These changes may induce a hydrophobic mismatch between the protein and the surrounding lipids (49, 50), which could be a driving force for variations of local concentrations of particular lipids (including cholesterol), and for thickness adaptations of lipid acyl chains (51).
The FluxMap add-on [ 33] enables the visual representation of flux data by edge thickness adaptation.
The thickness of the adaptive coating layers was also important because diffusion- and oxidation-based adaptation in these particular coatings required a minimum volume of solid lubricant material.
The aims of this study were: (1) to examine whether SCI leads to adaptations in wall thickness due to whole body physical inactivity (i.e. above lesion) or local denervation (i.e. below lesion) and (2) to examine the time course of changes in arterial wall thickness across a period of physical inactivity.
Taken together, our data suggest that the stimuli that underlie adaptation in wall thickness may be independent of those that initiate remodelling of the diameter.
The increase in LV wall thickness in athletes is an adaptation to increase stroke volume so it has to be accompanied by chamber enlargement.
However, the information presented in this study provides unique insight into the time course of adaptations of the wall thickness immediately after an SCI within subjects.
Our results therefore suggest that adaptive changes might have occurred in AMBN of catarrhines and aye-aye in response to selective constraints imposed by dietary adaptation through changes in enamel thickness.
But, as so often with adaptations, you get the bones without the thickness of texture that was part of the original's charm.
This distinct time course of change in conduit arterial diameter and wall thickness suggests that distinct mechanisms may contribute to these adaptations.
The variation in thickness partly reflects femoral growth, with thick bone of the inferomedial aspect preserved into late adulthood by lifelong functional adaptation to stress, and a thin cortex apparent superiorly.
