Sentence examples similar to upon detaching from inspiring English sources

Geckos and many insects have evolved elastically anisotropic adhesive tissues with hierarchical structures that allow these animals not only to adhere robustly to rough surfaces but also to detach easily upon movement.

Overt cell death (i.e., a large percentage of cells detaching from the culture dish) was not observed upon FUS knockdown.

In wild-type cells, CEN5 detached from MTs (upon KT disassembly resulting from centromere DNA replication [ 16]) and moved away from a spindle pole.

It will double the technical limits of a jet engine and allow the plane to reach up to five times the speed of sound, before switching to Sabre when it leaves the Earth's atmosphere – so there will be no need for the external rockets that currently detach upon entering space.

It was assumed that this clot, which became detached upon tracheal intubation, was obstructing ventilation in the trachea.

The astronauts in the capsule, Nick Hague (U.S). and Alexey Ovchinin (Russia) successfully detached upon recognizing the fault and made a safe, if bumpy, landing nearly 250 miles east of the launch site in Kazakhstan.

It was not possible to determine whether these fibres were strongly adhered to the particle surfaces (in which case they are unlikely to present a respiratory hazard) or would detach upon contact with lung fluid.

She was detached upon arrival to patrol the Brazilian coast for German ships, and was later ordered to the South Atlantic to join Rear Admiral Christopher Cradock's squadron in their search for the German East Asia Squadron.

Typically, in the absence of Dystrophin, the zebrafish muscle fibres detach upon contraction.

HEK cells detach upon starvation and the response of COS cells is complex (and needs to be investigated further).

These movements were highly processive, often ending when RNPs paused or detached upon reaching the microtubule minus end.