Sentences with phrase «microscopic holes»

Some types of cosmetic lasers punch hundreds of microscopic holes into tissue, not only causing it to physically collapse but possibly triggering genes to go into healing mode.

The team created microscopic wounds in the pupae's epithelial layer using a laser that can be focused down to a point small enough to punch microscopic holes in individual cells (less than a millionth of a meter).

The scientists, an international team from the University of Bath, France, Germany, Holland, and the USA, deliberately introduced defects in titanium dioxide to form high concentrations of microscopic holes, and showed these can be reversibly occupied by magnesium and aluminium; which carry more than one electron per ion.

For more severe pigmentation issues, you can go with a fractionated laser such as Fraxel that «punches microscopic holes into the skin, which, when they heal over about three to four days, obliterate spots and increase collagen production,» explains Dr. Zeichner.

Microscopic holes at the top of the chamber release excess pressure, preventing a loss of robot limbs.

Industry practice and academic research suggest that one third of the CO2 pumped underground stays there — trapped in the same microscopic holes in the rock that once held the oil — and two thirds comes back up with the petroleum.

Because they have no internal resistance to flow, ultracold helium - 4 or helium - 3 slips through microscopic holes, flows effortlessly uphill, and flouts efforts to contain for study.

Instead, chiggers drill microscopic holes into the skin with their mouth and then secrete specialized salivary enzymes (aka - spit) onto the skin.

Rhizoids can penetrate mucosa or intestinal walls, leaving microscopic holes and allowing toxins, undigested food particles and bacteria and yeast to enter your bloodstream.

These grains, whether whole or refined, all harbor the binding protein called gluten, which can inflame the gut to the point of causing leaky gut (think microscopic holes in the gut).

Inflammatory foods cause leaky gut syndrome — that means microscopic holes develop in the wall of your intestines, allowing molecules to pass through and create an inflammatory response in your body.

This fractional laser creates microscopic holes in the skin; during the recovery process, new collagen is produced, filling in indentations.

Researchers bored a microscopic hole into it with a laser and measured traces of radioactive elements within.

We're going into microscopic holes,» explains geologist Susan D. Hovorka of the University of Texas at Austin, who has worked on pilot projects in the U.S. «Add it up, and it's a large volume» of storage space.