Sentence examples for extensive hydration from inspiring English sources

Hydrophilic polymers, such as poly ethylene glycol), hydrogels, zwitterionic polymers and polysaccharides, resist attachment of marine organisms effectively due to extensive hydration.

This is in accordance with the literature that Ga3+ undergoes extensive hydration and hydrolysis in an aqueous solution to form [Ga (OH) x (H2O) y ]3 − x complex ion even under an acidic condition, owing to its relatively high oxidation state (3+) and rather small ionic size (0.062 nm for CN = 6) [14].

Due to the extensive hydration of the bleb itself we assume that it offers little resistance to fluid flow and so give it a hydraulic conductivity of 50,000×10−14 m2s−1Pa−1 (i.e. 1000 times that in the sub-conjunctival tissue) [25].

Extensive hydration (e.g. 2 3 l of fluid intake, if clinically appropriate) prior to PRRNT.

When lithium levels exceed concentrations of 2.5 mmol/l, hemodialysis should be initiated when the patient suffers from severe signs of lithium intoxication, when renal impairment is on hand, when the patient underlies other conditions of limited lithium excretion and when there are other illnesses potentially deteriorating by extensive intravenous hydration (Perrone 2015).

Other investigators ponder whether dehydration is a major risk factor for CKDu given the extremely warm temperatures in the region, extensive agricultural work-related heat exposure, and local hydration habits.

Subsequently, extensive numerical simulations, with the transient processes of membrane hydration and gas transport taken into consideration, are carried out to characterize the dynamic response of a singe-channel PEFC with N112 membrane.

Hydration on the White Isle flows from two main sources: an extensive network of underground lakes, and three public desalination plants that filter out salt to create fresh water.

Accordingly, through an extensive literature search, we identified the genes that encode proteins involved in skin hydration, skin elasticity, and antioxidant capacity of the skin.

The extensive distribution pattern suggests that this water channel protein is a major player in barrier hydration and water and osmolyte homeostasis.

Phosphatidylcholine was first dispersed in the appropriate diluent with means of extensive mixing at 60°C by use of a thermostated magnetic stirrer in order to obtain good hydration.