Sentence examples for enhanced compaction from inspiring English sources
Addition of fine spacer powders enhanced compaction and densification of the foam structure.
Previous studies have shown that seawater will improve the water wetness and cause enhanced compaction of the matrix.
Very recent laboratory studies at high temperature documented that enhanced compaction took place when chalk cores were flooded by seawater under stress.
Therefore, from a geological point of view, the chloride source in the Upper Jurassic aquifer is derived most likely via seawater infiltration of the overlaying LMM sediments (Lemcke and Tunn [1956]), especially during times of enhanced compaction due to increasing thickness of the Molasse sediments and of the glaciers during Pleistocene.
Higher concentrations and larger sizes of PEG molecules lead to greater intramolecular FRET efficiencies, and enhanced compaction of N- and C-terminal fragments of human prothymosin-α, the binding domain of the activator for thyroid hormones and retinoid receptors (ACTR) and the N-terminal domain of HIV-1 integrase.
Grain-coating chlorite which formed during the early diagenetic stage could enhance compaction resistance and inhibit quartz overgrowth cementation.
The features of different, purpose-built types of compaction probes are described and the most important factors governing the compaction process are presented, such as vibration frequency — an important parameter as it influences probe penetration — and can enhance compaction by means of resonance effects during the compaction phase.
The experiments show that pressure cycling greatly enhances densification relative to static compaction at the same maximum pressures.
Surprisingly, knockdown of ACTN4 enhanced cellular compaction and contraction force, and increased cellular and nuclear cross-sectional area.
Constructs made with the lower protein concentration compacted to the greatest degree, and fibrin was found to enhance gel compaction.
In addition, the CPC may enhance chromosome compaction by loading of Condensin I onto chromosomal arms (Lipp et al. 2007; Takemoto et al. 2007).
