Sentence examples for weaker penetration from inspiring English sources

At least half of the cells were GFP positive in all visualised islets, with intensive GFP staining observed on the islet surface, and significantly weaker penetration to the inner core (Fig.  1a).

This difference perhaps reflects the weaker penetration and capacity of information technology systems in Africa compared to Asia and Latin America, as well as the ease with which researchers from different settings use computers and internet searches.

The problems in the engine-room of the UK economy manifest themselves in a range of economic symptoms – from weak penetration into emerging markets, to persistently large inequality – all of which put a strain on taxpayers and governments alike.

Second is the weak penetration depth of a 510 eV through the sample thickness.

The efficiency changes are explained by stronger or weaker radial penetration of the cyclone vortex by the incoming coherent solids stream.

However, because of their poor stability in biological medium and their weak intracellular penetration, "smart" delivery systems such as anionic pH-sensitive liposomes were designed.

Cascades of systemic and intracellular obstacles, including low stability in blood, little tumor accumulation, weak tumor penetration, poor cellular uptake, inefficient endosomal escape and deficient disassembly in the cytoplasm, must be overcome in order to deliver nucleic acid drugs for cancer therapy.

In susceptible individuals, at times of the year when Zeitgebers change or are weaker, resultant cluster penetration may involve melatonin metabolism.

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Potential criminals often study their victims and view areas where the victim is highly emotionally invested as a possible weak link for penetration.

The target markets have young, growing middle classes and high smartphone penetration but weak physical-retailing infrastructure.Mr Samwer explains his decision to list in Germany by stressing the company's Germanness.