Sentence examples for fine substrates from inspiring English sources

We made gravimetric measurements with an analytical microbalance in a humidity- and temperature-controlled room on the fine substrates corresponding to cutpoints at 0.257, 0.375, 0.602 μm, and the remaining six fine cutpoints were combined.

Keep in mind that you can't use an undergravel filter if you plan on having sand or other fine substrates.

We found no treatments effects, however, our results suggest that ground surface conditions (e.g., amount of rocky or fine substrate) play a role in determining the response of riparian and upland amphibians to forest thinning along headwater streams.

It favors habitats with sandy or other fine substrate.

In contrast, stream sections with flatter gradients tend to support slower flows, longer riffles and runs and finer substrates (Allan 1995), which may in turn favor smaller fry.

Striking 97% of red-listed beetles and 80% of red-listed orthopteroids found in the sandpits were absent in other comparable postindustrial habitats with fine-grained substrates.

The results of the ADCP measurements in the mangrove channel at the end of the wet season were unusable even at weak neap tides because bedload transport of fine muddy substrate led to missing bottom echoes that are required for the current velocity calculation.

Theoretical predictions and experimental validations show that the feed rate dependent size effect of surface roughness as observed on the fine grain substrate is derived from the decrement of the kinematic component being less than the increment of the plastic side flow component.

Small and docile, the yellow stingray adapts readily to captivity and has reproduced in the aquarium; it requires a large amount of space (at least 180 gal or 684 L) and a fine, deep substrate with minimal ornamentation.

Given that this study was conducted during more stable flow periods, velocity would be more limiting during high flow events, particularly in regards to benthic algae on fine-grained substrates.

These differences illustrate that the mode of catalysis can vary considerably even within one DNA glycosylase superfamily, most likely reflecting the requirement to fine tune substrate spectrum and catalytic efficiency in the evolution of subfamilies with distinct biological functions.