Sentence examples for compaction up from inspiring English sources

"With clay you get compaction up to 60%," he said.

By far the biggest part of compaction (up to 90%%) takes place during the first pass of wheels over an area (SASTA 2001; Du Preez and others 1979, 1981).

Owing to the highly basic charge of histone proteins, DNA charges are neutralized, allowing a compaction up to a factor of 10 000 (Jiang and Pugh, 2009).

Remarkably, helium plasma immersion ion implantation (PIII) of several amorphous hydrogenated fluorinated plasma polymers deposited from C2H2 SF6, C6H6 SF6 or C6F6 produces film compactions of up to 40%, and modifies the surface energy in the 35 to 65 dyn cm 1 range.

After the copy and compaction, we end up with a compacted copy of the data in new space data and a (hopefully) large, contiguous area of memory in new space in which we can quickly and easily allocate new objects.

The results suggested that medium (20 t ha− 1) and high (100 t ha− 1) biochar applications could improve water-holding capacity (by up to 22%) and ameliorate compaction (by up to 15%) and that soils low in silt are likely to be more hydrologically responsive to biochar application.

These effects of moderate soil compaction could sum up in two general responses of woody plants: growth increment and architecture distortion.

Methylation on the tails of histone proteins, in conjunction with acetylation and phosphorylation, controls their interaction with other proteins, affects chromatin compaction and the up- or down-regulation of gene expression [ 2].

Experimental study of bovine cancellous bone up to compaction under uniaxial compression and up to fracture under tension, has been pursued in this article.

It is tempting to speculate that ParB/ parS not only enriches Smc in the vicinity of the replication origin but also sets up lengthwise compaction of chromosomes by presenting DNA of a certain topology to the Smc ScpAB complex.

Tours of a nearby trial planting of many cover crop varieties and mixes gave participants the chance to learn about species of cover crops and how they can be used to address specific crop production challenges, such as breaking up compaction or reducing pest populations.