Sentence examples for chemical aggression from inspiring English sources
Deterioration of concrete due to chemical aggression is a serious menace to the two major properties of concrete; strength and durability.
The proposed smart system shows significant advantages over current strain-measurement devices, proving cheap, durable, easy to install, robust to mechanical shocks and chemical aggression.
The tests have been focused on the main requirements of an industrial pavement: abrasion resistance, impact and chemical attack resistance focusing on the most common type of chemical aggression in industry.
The presence of gypsum and halite represent an important deterioration process of monuments and probably is the result of the chemical aggression of gaseous atmospheric pollutants, mostly sulphur dioxide on calcite: CaCO 3 + H 2 SO 4 + 2 H 2 O → CaSO 4. 2 H 2 O + CO 2 + H 2 O. Halite could also be derived from wind-blown sea sprays.
SC becomes notably more sensitive to physical or chemical aggressions like tape-stripping (TS) or acetone, while the permeation of hydrophilic drugs is decreased [ 21].
Made of DNA, a complex chemical substrate duplicated using a complex machinery, and submitted to all kinds of chemical aggressions and accidents, bacterial genome sequences are subject to many processes leading to sequence alteration, such as point mutations, rearrangements, gene duplications, gene deletions, lateral transfer of genes, etc. [ 1].
Aspiration may result in pulmonary injury due to chemical and/or bacterial aggression.
A relationship between chemical resemblance and aggression is well known in the nestmate recognition of ants.
Inflammation is an important defense mechanism against infective, chemical, and physical aggressions.
Much evidence suggests that this organ may also be involved in the detection of chemical signals related to aggression and territoriality.
Comparative studies of the genomic mechanisms mediating reproductive dominance through aggression or chemical signaling can determine if these modes of communication share common genetic underpinnings.
