Sentence examples for disturbance of surface from inspiring English sources

Inclination data from the uppermost 20 cm of each core were removed because of possible physical disturbance of surface sediments during coring.

In addition, the maps show the location of contaminated soil and sediment areas in which disturbance of surface deposits should be avoided.

SMS might modify the plant surface making it more permeable thus allowing a better transfer of DAMPs (possibly produced by the disturbance of the surface upon SMS) or MAMPs (from B. cinerea) through the cell wall into the cell where they are recognized by adequate receptors.

Weekly physical disturbance of the surface (0 2 cm) sediments caused a lower abundance of N. iridea by > 50% and created a significantly lower abundance in the overall foraminiferal assemblage compared to when the sediment was undisturbed.

To minimize the disturbance of soil surface, we severed rhizomes by ploughing to 15 cm soil depth by a flat shovel (0.3 mm in thickness) along parallel lines (20 cm apart) on 11 Sept. 2003.

Such a lack also leads to a disturbance of cell surface receptor recycling via the sodium/proton exchanger NHE3, and the sodium/phosphate transporter NPT2a.

LR: Anyone who is familiar with surface mining operations knows that this form of coal extraction requires massive land disturbance, the exposure and release of toxic materials from the coal seam and the disruption of surface and groundwater drainage.

The surface modification by MNCs changes the catalytic properties of the semiconductor surface dramatically with negligible disturbance of the semiconductor surface energetics.

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Our method is designed to characterize the main land cover changes associated with different drivers, including the conversion of forests to shrub and grassland primarily as a result of wildland fire and forest harvest, the vegetation successional processes after disturbance, and changes of surface water extent and glacier ice/snow associated with weather and climate changes.

The argument may readily be extended to disturbances of the surface that are undulatory rather than steplike.