Sentence examples for difficulty of water from inspiring English sources
This might be due to the greater difficulty of water soluble property of sinapinic acid or there might be some structural changes during transportation in a cell.
Indeed, sinapinic acid has a partition coefficient (log P) value (log P = 1.52; ChemAxon) greater than that of sodium butyrate (log P = 0.92; ChemAxon), indicating its difficulty of water solubility than sodium butyrate.
Among the studies available, only a few of them directly measured the flux of organic carbon transported by tidal water due to the difficulty of sampling water flow and constituent concentrations in tidal channels if the estuary is multi-channeled and over-flooded in spring tide (Dankers et al. 1984; Dame et al. 1986; Childers et al. 2000).
If infection or some other factor interferes with a cetacean's ability to navigate, it could come ashore while still alive though most cetaceans have difficulty out of water and usually die.
The second one is the development difficulty coefficient of water resource.
He is also now in a position to resell some of that interest to a major deep pocketed oil major and still retain a very large participation for MMR as the majors now understand that the shallow water offers big potential at a fraction of the cost and difficulty of deep water drilling.
A few months ago, rich foreigners who had bought villas in Dubai were complaining about the quality of the sand on their artificial beaches or the difficulty of getting water to circulate around the twiddly fronds of the man-made island shaped like a palm.
Its weakness is the difficulty of separated water transport.
It is an important index for measuring the development difficulty of the water resource.
Partially saturated LWA showed less autogenous deformation than the reference mixture but higher than that of fully saturated LWA (caused by the difficulty of the water to be sucked from the inner pores).
Determining the reservoir distribution of a gravity flow channel is a strongly researched topic that must be solved to address the difficulty of deep-water deposition.
