Sentence examples for due to fluidity from inspiring English sources
Due to fluidity of media, ships at sea and planes in the air have to deal with instability of the currents they move in.
This suggests that the chain ends of the block copolymer are not "frozen" into position but that limited motion may occur due to fluidity within the micelle core.
The lack of sharper, well-defined dendritic structures may have been due to fluidity of the disc phase, allowing internal rearrangements to minimize the surface energy of the aggregate.
Due to their fluidity and simplicity of use, self-compacting concretes (SCCs) have undeniable advantages.
However, due to increased fluidity resistance at hinges during molding, several defects such as short shot or premature failure can occur with the improper selection of gate locations.
On the other hand, the weak negative deviation in P103 + P123 mixtures at 25°C is again due to increased fluidity, but that reverts to ideal behavior as temperature increases and even shows positive deviation at higher temperatures.
The high variance regions H1, H3 and H4 in LDL at 37°C in the inner shells are probably due to the fluidity of the lipids, but H2 could be due to the flexibility of lipid-associating domains of apoB-100.
This may be due to higher fluidity of lipid bilayers at higher temperatures resulting in higher drug leakage.
At extreme high temperatures, biological performance also falls off rapidly: problems include insufficient capability of respiratory and circulatory systems to meet increased demand for oxygen (Portner 2002), protein denaturation, and membrane dysfunction due to increased fluidity (Hochachka and Somero 2002).
In summary, the high porosities of deep-buried overpressure reservoirs in basins are the result of the following combined effects: reduced compaction under low effective stress, retarded cementation due to low-fluidity fluids, and dissolution of minerals by organic acids.
