Sentence examples for accumulation of inert from inspiring English sources
It was also shown that concentration polarization due to accumulation of inert gases on the anode side is two times higher than values obtained by theoretical calculations.
The calculated results indicate that the accumulation of inert particles slows the propagation of the gas-phase shock front and results in explosion suppression.
In addition, slower hydrolysis and the accumulation of inert substrate ingredients would induce a dilution of the active biomass to its lower specific activity during anaerobic digestion of SS-rich wastewaters.
It is also shown that although convective flow can lead to the accumulation of an inert species inside the particles, there seems to be no significant rate-reducing effect of accumulation under common industrial operating conditions.
In summary, Hedgehog-regulated hepatic stromal cell responses that occur during adult liver repair shift the balance of local deiodinase expression to favor accumulation of biologically inert TH at the expense of biologically active TH.
It has recently been suggested that the alterations observed with ageing are a reflection of an accumulation of relatively inert memory T cells and a consequent reduction of reactive naïve T cells [ 6, 7].
An operation with a suitable sludge wasting ratio seems to be necessary to prevent accumulation of inorganic and inert particles for long-term operation.
"In my own work at universities I have been much struck by the paralysis of thought induced in pupils by the aimless accumulation of precise knowledge, inert and un-utilized.
The effect of inert gas accumulation and hence the quality of hydrogen on the performance of the system was studied by diluting hydrogen gas in the anode supply pipeline with nitrogen.
How do these trillions of dollars of inert money accumulate?
Soluble oligomers have been implicated as the primary toxic species in many degenerative diseases in which the accumulation of large fibrillar deposits may be inert, protective, or pathological by a different mechanism [ 18, 19].
