Sentence examples for tight resistance from inspiring English sources

Stuart Lancaster will feel that six of the points they conceded were preventable - and there were signs in the final ten minutes that their tight resistance was bursting at the seams - but all in all England are still very much in the game.

More importantly, the cell shows tight resistance distribution for different states, significantly rectifying characteristics with forward/reverse current ratio higher than 103 and a resistance ratio larger than 103 between two states.

You should feel a quick, tight resistance.

Increased paracellular permeability of the monolayer was not the cause of these observations, as TEER data showed increased tight junction resistance in monolayers treated with AICAR.

AICAR treatment in our Caco-2 cell experiments resulted in an increase in tight junction resistance but a loss of polarization (as assessed by a loss of the brush-border microvilli).

Compared to ALD HfO2 RRAM without Ar plasma treatment, the Ar plasma treatment on the surface of ALD HfO2 thin film leads to forming-free process, faster switching speed, tighter low resistance state (LRS) and high resistance state (HRS) current distribution, smaller variations of SET voltage and RESET voltage, and enhanced retention/endurance characteristics under HRS.

New box type helium leak tight, low DC resistance joints have been designed, fabricated and tested at 5 K temperature and 10 kA DC transport current.

It therefore remains a mystery as to what causes CNS endothelial cells to form these high electrical resistance tight junctions.

A hallmark of the BBB is that CNS endothelial cells are held together by high electrical resistance tight junctions [17], [48].

Endothelial cells in the brain differ from endothelial cells in other tissues in that they are held together by high electrical resistance tight junctions and contain few transcytotic vesicles, limiting the paracellular and transcellular flow of molecules from the blood into the brain [4].

The BBB endothelial cells are known as the "gatekeepers of the brain" and the barrier is formed by the presence of high resistance tight junctions that fuse brain capillary endothelia into a continuous tubular cell layer separating blood from the brain.