Sentence examples for voluminous structure from inspiring English sources

This feature enables their use in minimal-invasive surgery with a small, compact starting material switching over to a more voluminous structure in the body.

Because this migration is accompanied by the continuous accumulation of extruded cell material around the IC, a voluminous structure called the cystic bulge (CB) is created at this stage (Fig. 5A, arrows).

Ribs are voluminous structures which overlay the vascular bundles.

The same applies for the recovery of damage along solar flare tracks, which would likely require less temperature or time, given their small size compared to a voluminous rim structure.

A voluminous carbohydrate structure on the enzyme surface will act as an insulator for enzymes attached to electrodes [ 120].

The occurrence of growths of proliferating tissue was first visible as small nodules that developed into voluminous cauliflower-shaped structures.

At linear flow velocities as applied in practice in spiral wound nanofiltration (NF) and reverse osmosis (RO) membranes, voluminous and filamentous biofilm structures developed in the feed spacer channel, causing a significant increase in feed channel pressure drop.

This treatment affects the mucus and its turnover, and the fixed material shows a more voluminous and less well structured mucus in control patients also (figure 6C-b,D-b).

Construction projects generate voluminous data sets with significant heterogeneity of data files (structured, semi-structured and unstructured) (Russell et al. 2009) and types (Knowledge and Information Management 2006; Rezgui 2001).

New elements include the number, loci of issue, relative age, ogive structures of the voluminous precalderan Nikia flows and their contact relationships with the Avlaki flows.

This part of the glands is difficult to detect with any of the antibodies described above, but can be found combining the lack of DAPI-signal with overexposed phalloidin-signal to detect cell membranes and nuclei of voluminous cells in a large lobular structure posterior to the brain lobes (Fig.  7c).