Sentence examples for aeration it from inspiring English sources
Since any construction of roads and buildings is accompanied by the destruction of soil structure, its fragmentation and the increase in its aeration, it will likewise result in the destruction of soil humus, which will also be emitted into the atmosphere as CO2.
Yet, though prim at first, after an hour's aeration it begins to let its hair down.
Contamination of the soil by SEO creates an unsatisfactory condition for life in the soil, which is due to the poor aeration it causes in the soil, immobilization of soil nutrients, loss of water-holding capacity, lowering of soil pH, and reduction in soil catalase enzyme activity[15, 16, 17], as well as inhibitory effect on the nitrate reductase activities of plants[18].
Nevertheless, it is difficult to reduce aeration since it may increase the rate of membrane fouling.
If you want this wine with dinner, decant it before leaving for work, and, for maximum aeration, drink it in glasses with big bowls.
When the curtain rose on the UK premiere of Judith Weir's Miss Fortune at the Royal Opera House, one thing at least was clear: this bright, coarse staging by Shi-Zheng Chen would flog the living daylights out of the opera's frail, pale construct, inflate it grotesquely beyond its natural size and, by this eye-catching but totally irrelevant visual aeration, render it all but nonsensical.
By means of the effects of the aeration basin, it supplies the sufficient aeration flow from the first step for stepped chutes, especially for large unit discharge.
The results obtained show that the model can describe the growth of S. cerevisiae also under conditions of inefficient aeration, so it should be useful to optimise and modeling industrial bioreactors.
In the 40% sugar (w/v) control fermentation experiments, the trehalose concentration was 52 mg/g yeast cells, while in the fruit pulp supplementation with aeration experiments, it was 38 mg/g yeast cells.
Higher concentrations of inulin repressed the whole process, but aeration promoted it [ 19, 20].
Serratia marcescens produces large amount of L-asparaginase with limited aeration than it does anaerobically [ 48].
