Sentence examples for viscous nature from inspiring English sources

This, together with the viscous nature of the complex clinical samples impeded the efficacy of the fusion protein," said Super.

The limitation of using root and tuber of sweet potato mash at high solids content is attributed to its high viscous nature.

Assuming the essentially viscous nature of the friction forces, the authors were able to recover most of the experimental observations mentioned before.

Indeed, there is a chance that there may be little or no 'free oil'". Professor Andrew Aplin, a shale expert at Durham University, says the heavy, viscous nature of the Weald oil and the tight, clay-rich rocks mean little oil may be extractable.

The model takes into account the elastic plastic (strain hardening) and viscous nature of the material in its non-melt state, due to the creation of fibrils and the presence of lubricant, respectively.

Finally, on the basis of the whole experimental results, the microscopic origin of the viscous nature of the damage behavior of A-SMCs composites have been discussed and related to the influence of the strain rate and microstructure.

Nevertheless, the brown pigments in propolis are, therefore seemingly non-polar, whilst the viscous or sticky nature may represent the wax.

The viscous liquid nature of the Tween 80 could also be held responsible for this result.

The Fantesca chardonnay has a lighter, golden-yellow color than most Napa Valley chardonnays, with a less viscous ("thick") nature than most.

The extra suberin and lignin deposited in the roots in stagnant solutions may effectively clog the wall pores, making a barrier sufficient to block the passage of oxygen and ions, but not water, which is mainly bulk and viscous in nature (Kotula et al. 2009b; Ranathunge et al. 2004, 2011).

Notably, saliva is highly viscous in nature and it is very difficult to apply filtration procedures with specific membrane filters (0.2 µM or 0.45 µM size) before it undergoes ultracentrifugation.