Sentence examples for withstand contraction from inspiring English sources

On the contrary, grafting of QDs were shown to have a reinforcing effect to the aerogels (see above) that provides them the capability to withstand contraction forces emerging during solvent exchange and scCO2 drying.

The authors advocated that, in case of a laminate/layered definitive restoration, the placement of the overlying resin composite must be delayed for more than 2 weeks so that Biodentine material will undergo adequate maturation to withstand contraction forces from the resin composite [ 17].

PHBV scaffold maintained the wound moisture and demonstrated enough mechanical properties to withstand wound contraction.

These results demonstrated that physical characteristics including porosity and mechanical stability to withstand cell contraction forces are important in determining the success of a dermal matrix material.

The unique morphology of the individual muscle fiber is dictated by the functional demands necessary to generate and withstand the forces of contraction, which in turn leads to movement.

Results showed that by modulating the crosslinking density of the gelatin microscaffolds it is possible to guide the process of collagen deposition and assembly within the extracellular space and match the processes of scaffold degradation, cell traction and tissue maturation to obtain firmer collagen network able to withstand the effect of contraction.

The aetiology of DMD, with its sarcolemmal damage and necrosis; coupled with the domain structure of dystrophin that resembled spectrin led to the idea that dystrophin in concert with the DGC performed some sort of shock absorber role providing mechanical stability to the sarcolemma to withstand the forces of contraction and relaxation.

The arrangement of ECM proteins at MTJs also changes in architecture and composition to withstand the forces exerted by muscle contraction (Kjaer, 2004; Câmara-Pereira et al., 2009; Snow and Henry, 2009; Charvet et al., 2013; Bricard et al., 2014).

Heart tissue must be flexible enough to change shape as the heart contracts, but also strong enough to withstand the intense forces generated by these contractions.

"A person considering retirement should determine how much of a contraction he or she could withstand and still be able to meet their retirement spending goals," said Troy Sapp, a financial planner at Commencement Financial Planning in Tacoma, Wash.

But the Bank of England is assessing the health of the UK's lenders and will publish the results on Tuesday, when their ability to withstand a dramatic slowdown in China, a contraction in the eurozone and the worst deflation since the 1930s will be announced.