Sentence examples for exposed conditions from inspiring English sources
Experience in cultivation shows that P. rufuschaneyi is highly shade-intolerant and requires exposed conditions with minimal light competition (Fig. 5).
Though triaxial shear test is frequently used because of the laterally restrained soil conditions in most geotechnical applications, but still the unconfined compression test is useful for laterally exposed conditions and applicable to fine-grained soils under undrained loading, UCC test requires a short testing time, is easy to conduct data analysis.
A proof-of-concept experiment demonstrated that the microalgal biocathode could operate in air exposed conditions, seems to be a promising alternative to a Pt cathode and is an efficient and cost-effective approach to improve the performance of single chamber MFCs.
AQP5 abundance and localization were assessed by immunoblots and confocal immunofluoresence under control, shear stress and cigarette smoke extract (CSE 10%) exposed conditions to test for differential expression or localization.
The mean baseline Ca2+ concentration for the hippocampal neurons exposed to the control or GSM exposed conditions was normally distributed around a mean of 84 nM with a SD of 7.8 (Figure 8C), permitting the use of parametric statistical tests Kolmogorov-Smirnov Z == 0.37, p = 0.99).
Erosion of accumulated sediment may produce substantial changes in post-dam topography, likely resulting in a topography intermediate between the pre-dam and immediately exposed conditions.
During the experiment, the average external (Exposed condition-Outside laboratory) temperature and RH were around 32 °C and 71%, respectively.
When samples were kept without covering at exposed condition, significantly higher tensile strength was observed for 20% replacement as compared to control samples.
Experiment results show that KEA had basically no effect on the mechanical property of concrete but enhanced volume stability of concrete under the sealed or exposed condition.
The American censure comes amid widespread criticism of Thailand and Qatar, following two Guardian investigations that exposed repugnant conditions of slavery in both countries.
Ninety years ago, Upton Sinclair's immensely popular documentary novel "The Jungle" exposed the conditions then prevailing in the American meat-packing industry.
