Sentence examples for a decrease in hydration from inspiring English sources

Based on TEM studies of the hydrogels following standard processing (involving chemical dehydration) and high pressure freezing, such a decrease in hydration would be expected to lead to an increased incidence of filament clumping.

The incubation of these manipulated cell walls with H2O2 resulted in both extensin network formation (Additional file 1A) and a decrease in hydration to levels comparable to those observed after H2O2-treatment of native cell walls.

Therefore, the changes in the PWP are directly associated with the variations in the rate of hydration in the CPB, namely a decrease in rate of hydration occurs with curing time, (2) both the simulated results and measured values indicate that the initial CPB temperature can affect the CPB strength, especially at the very early ages.

The results showed that after adding nanoparticles to the mixture, Seebeck coefficient of cement particles was increased to 17% due to a decrease in the amount of hydration reactions.

As is known to be the case in bovine corneas [27], and here shown in human corneas, a reduction in hydration led to a decrease in the average Bragg intermolecular spacing of collagen (Fig. 4).

The pore distribution and porosity of the cement paste were not improved due to the decrease in hydration.

"Thirst is not the best measure of hydration, so a decrease in your ability to focus is an early warning signal that it's time to drink up". "When a patient suspects she has ADHD, one of the first things I investigate is her sleep routine," says Vatsal G. Thakkar, MD, clinical assistant professor of psychiatry at New York University School of Medicine.

Thermogravimetric analysis (TGA) and X-ray Diffraction (XRD) analysis of the hydration phases showed a decrease in portlandite (Ca(OH 2) content with MK replacement, increasing carbonation susceptibility.

Intervertebral disc degeneration (IDD) is characterized by a decrease in proteoglycan content resulting in loss of hydration in the central nucleus pulposus (NP) and collagen degradation, which eventually lead to morphologic changes and alterations in biomechanical properties [ 2].

It appears that the addition of LWA as an internal curing agent increase the degree of hydration which results in a decrease in the thermal conductivity of the concrete.

During ageing and degeneration, the matrix of the IVD undergoes substantial structural, molecular, and mechanical changes, including a loss in the demarcation between the annulus fibrosus (AF) and the nucleus pulposus (NP), alterations in collagen content, and a decrease in proteoglycan, resulting in loss of structural integrity, decreased hydration, and an inability to withstand load [ 3, 4].