Sentence examples for entry of water from inspiring English sources

Geox's membrane has dozens of tiny openings that allow sweat to evaporate while blocking the entry of water.

Even joints in exterior siding or trim should be caulked to prevent heat loss (and entry of water).

Under such conditions, water movement is caused by active uptake of ions (charged particles) and by the entry of water from the soil into the roots.

In fresh water they suffer entry of water by osmosis, which is counteracted by the excretion of a large volume of dilute urine.

Percolation to greater depths and eventual discharge through springs delays the entry of water into channels; many groundwater reservoirs carry over some storage from one year to another.

The process permits the cells to be irreversibly deformed and is accompanied by the entry of water and the synthesis of new cell-wall material.

Intracellular accumulation of potassium and glutamate in individual disconnected astrocytes should result in enhanced co-entry of water to equilibrate intracellular osmolarity, likely responsible for the swelling of Cx30-/-Cx43-/- Cx30-/-Cx43-/- Cx30-/-Cx43-/- Cx30-/-Cx43-/-

Increase in liquid entry pressure of water (LEPw) with an increase of surface contact angle was also observed.

Membranes of different mean pore sizes, pore size distributions, porosities, roughnesses, liquid entry pressures of water and thicknesses can be formed by varying the membrane preparation conditions.

The prepared membranes were characterized in terms of the liquid entry pressure of water measurements, the gas permeation tests, the scanning electron microscopy, the atomic force microscopy, and the solute transport experiments.

The micropylar seed end is the major entry point of water in tobacco seeds (Manz et al., 2005), whilst the micropyle and the hilum regions are noted as entry points for pinto beans (Heil et al., 1992) and soybeans (Pietrzak et al., 2002).