Sentence examples for faster desiccation from inspiring English sources

The appearance of earthworms improved the soil development, stimulated a faster desiccation and aeration of the sediment and may have contributed to the increased degradation of PAHs, especially three- and four-ring PAHs.

However, the low resistances to water vapour diffusion created by the absence of a cortex will also favour fast desiccation.

The large observed variability in %DW, allowed detection of six QTLs explaining ca. 50% of the variance with most fast desiccation alleles contributed by parent 252.

"Faster, faster, faster".

The speed of this recovery was inversely dependent upon the rate of prior desiccation: the faster the rate of desiccation, the slower the recovery.

Nematodes (about 3,000 5,000) were desiccated in glass desiccation chambers.

Yet its germination is quite fast for species with desiccation-tolerant pollen (range: <1 to 60 h).

However, KIL males died faster than any other category of males under intense desiccation stress (P < 0.001 in all cases).

In DTA, a cooling rate (5 °C h−1) faster than INA assays was employed to avoid any desiccation of the sample during cooling.

Thus for studying physiological responses, drying at 22% RH represents severe desiccation conditions without detrimental effects of drying too fast or too severe.

For example in hot and dry environments a quick development with fast growth might prevent susceptible larvae and small individuals from desiccation.