Sentence examples for considerable permeability from inspiring English sources

Thus, considerable permeability differences were not necessarily expected for this species.

The large number of such narrow channels allows porosity loss without considerable permeability reduction, explaining the switch to a lower exponent.

When the salt of the outside of the root diffused across the apoplast of the OPR, the two different salts formed a coloured precipitate where they met, indicating a considerable permeability of the exodermal Casparian band to salts (Ranathunge et al. [2005]).

Effect of trans-membrane pressure, extent of fiber packing and impurity rejection was investigated at 3 bar pressure, which revealed high turbidity rejection of 99.65%, considerable permeability of 152.5 L/m2 h, 90.3% N2 removal and 95.3% phosphorus rejection for surface water feed.

Low-rank coals, such as lignites, have considerable natural permeability and can be exploited for UCG without the need for linking technologies.

Considerable vessel permeability was seen in early (Figure 5F) as well as late (Figure 5G) symptomatic G93A mice.

On the contrary, the BBB has a considerable passive permeability to free water, as opposed to electrolytes and other solutes.

The principal cells in the CD express the epithelial sodium channel apically which has a considerable Li permeability, causing high intracellular Li concentrations [ 6].

However, once inserted into the membrane, these larger AβpE3 42 oligomers induce considerable ion permeability through the membrane and are stable in the lipid core of the membrane because of their increased hydrophobicity.

The probe has shown considerable photostability, cell permeability, organelle specificity and selectivity for ATP.

Matching the observations at Mt. Tokachidake since 2000 (continuous demagnetization, gradual depression of vent temperature and heat flux) requires a considerable degree of permeability reduction.