Sentence examples for buffer barrier from inspiring English sources

As proposed by van Breemen, Ca2+i can be divided into the subplasmalemmal space (Ca2+sps) and the deep cytosol (Ca2+d) by the superficial calcium buffer barrier.

The KBS-3 underground nuclear waste repository concept designed by the Swedish Nuclear Fuel and Waste Management Co. (SKB) includes a bentonite buffer barrier surrounding the copper canisters and the iron insert where spent nuclear fuel will be placed.

Smectite clay is a major engineered "buffer" barrier in repositories for high-level radioactive waste since it provides the waste canisters with a low-permeable embedment that minimizes canister stresses caused by earth shocks and tectonics by being ductile and homogeneous.

It is possible that the eGC plays a prominent role as a buffer barrier for sodium.

The endothelial glycocalyx, a negatively charged biopolymer on the cell surface, is probably a buffer barrier for sodium.

There is evidence that a high sodium intake weakens the protective eGC buffer barrier and increases vascular sodium permeability.

This paper introduces the concept of landform impediments, termed buffers, barriers and blankets, that impede sediment conveyance by limiting the connectivity between landscape compartments.

The existence of a diffusion- or buffer-barrier has been proposed in a variety of smooth muscles [32 35].

Wetland managers need to know the distance required, as well as the type of management needed for such buffer or barrier zones.

Multiple forms of disconnectivity are evident in some subcatchments, such that when one buffer or barrier is breached, other features still impede sediment transfer within the system.

In this study, Mo Cu and Mo Ti alloys were designed as the buffer and barrier layers respectively to join Ni electrodes with Yb0.3Co4Sb12 by a one-step spark plasma sintering process.