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A stereological expression, SV/4, has been demonstrated as a robust means for characterizing the degree of particle pinning in real material systems with neither the assumption of particle shape nor size distribution and without the experimental difficulty of unfolding the size distribution.

DMEK is a surgical technique which is performed to a limited extent because of problems associated with the donor preparation and difficulties associated with unfolding of the EDM in the anterior chamber.

Numerous membrane proteins have been reversibly unfolded and refolded but typically not to or from a fully random coil state (reviewed in ref (6)): in vitro unfolding studies uniformly show the difficulty in denaturing membrane proteins; usually large regions of structure remain intact despite the presence of high denaturant concentrations.

In real time, the degree of travel difficulty unfolds in agonizing increments.

But he said the difficult working relationship between Mr Bell and Mr Cairns had contributed to the department's difficulties in dealing with the unfolding crisis.

The main difficulty when applying the periodic unfolding method consists in finding suitable test functions adapted to our elasticity tensor and to the interface term appearing in the variational formulation.

These guidelines recognize the difficulties in decision-making during an unfolding emergency.

Due to the difficulty in performing single-molecule mechanical unfolding experiments, the unfolding kinetics of a protein is often studied in a narrow range of pulling velocities, and/or with limited sampling within the range of the pulling velocities investigated.

This case prompts readers to reflect on the difficulties a metropolitan area may face when confronted by multiple emergencies unfolding simultaneously in all corners of a jurisdiction.

I know that others were having as much difficulty as I was in figuring out how the Broncos' season was unfolding.

Turning to contemporary debates now unfolding between posthumanist and critical race theorists, Ellis demonstrates how this antebellum posthumanism highlights the difficulty of reconciling materialist ontologies of the human with the project of social justice.