Sentences with phrase «good adhesion as»

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DuPont ™ Surlyn ® packaging resin was selected as the material for the inner - bag due to its high transparency and chemical resistance, as well as its limited adhesion to the outer - bottle.

The functionality of the product is appealing as it has a superior shine and strong adhesion that sticks very well, she said.

Initial tests, reported in July in Science, have demonstrated effective adhesion to animal hearts and livers, as well as cartilage and arteries.

The results show that distinct genetic profiles underlie specific memory processes: The study reports, for example, associations between a transporter protein set and the process of learning as well as between a cell adhesion set and the process of memory storage.

«Wettability plays a key role in determining the equilibrium contact angles, contact angle hysteresis, and adhesion between a solid surface and liquid, as well as the retraction process of a liquid droplet impinged on the surface,» explained Doo Jin Lee, lead author, and a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Materials and Engineering at Seoul National University.

Researchers found that histatin - 1 promotes angiogenesis, as well as cell adhesion and migration.

In fact, the researchers found gene expression differences between ASD and non-ASD in genes related to translation and immune / inflammation functions, as well as cell adhesion and cell cycle.

The adhesion molecule CD146 plays a vital role in inflammation and offers a promising therapeutic target for treating inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) as well as preventing colitis - associated colorectal cancer, say scientists.

Given the relationship between spatial structure and the evolutionary stability of different secretion phenotypes, we might expect surface colonization and adhesion strategies to coevolve with the ability to produce extracellular public goods, as well as toxins.

Furthermore, Eph signalling in mural cells has been shown to control cell motility and adhesion as well as pericyte - EC assembly33, 34.

He studies the influence that physical surface properties have on bacterial adhesion and biofilm formation, as well as the impact that bacterial physiology has on surface corrosion and weathering.

Nevertheless, sponges share key adhesion and signalling genes7, 8,9,10,11 with eumetazoans, as well as other genes important in body plan patterning such as developmental transcription factors12, 13,14,15; sponge embryos and larvae (Fig. 1) are readily comparable to those of other animals12, 16.

We examined the effect of loss of the gene on bacterial motility, adhesion and invasion of tissue culture cells and chicken colonisation, as well as the effect on the muropeptide profile of the peptidoglycan sacculus.

It also facilitates stretching the soft tissues around the spine, including muscles, connective tissue, and adhesions, to decrease in stiffness as well as injury, with an increase in flexibility and overall feeling of comfort.

The training includes anatomy, with a specific focus on the spine and joint health as well as an in - depth lecture on connective tissue and adhesions.

The program curriculum covers scar tissue and how to use the yoga techniques to work with adhesions as well as other mobility restrictions.

Dong Quai root (Angelica sinensis): Dong Quai increases circulation, which helps to bring in fresh healthy blood to remove excess tissue growth, heal tissue damage, as well as limit scar tissue and adhesion formation.

Feeling and looking like a drenched wharf rat when the planet backed us into 93 - degree humid heat well before noon, I had calmed down somewhat, because this obviously was no nasty beast as long as one drove it within the limits of adhesion.

And although the limits feel terrifyingly high from the passenger seat, when you're in control you find the car is egging you on and encouraging you to drive it not only up to the edge of adhesion but well over it as well if you want.

In Sport mode, the hydraulic forces of the shock absorbers are increased so as to allow even better directional stability and road adhesion at high speeds as well as reduce understeer at speeds of up to 120 km / h.