Sentence examples for flooring substrates from inspiring English sources

The comparatively high cost of epoxy-resin systems restricts them principally to repairing or surfacing existing flooring substrates; e.g., concrete.

There was little effect of diazepam pre-treatment on preference for the novel plastic floor substrate.

The unconditioned substrate preference test consisted of a room that had a concrete floor with half the flooring covered with plastic (a floor substrate unfamiliar to the greyhounds).

Spruce seedlings grew better and had a more diverse spectra of EcM fungi in the ant nest substrates than in the forest floor substrate.

We measured cover of vascular plant species, biological soil crust, and forest floor substrate prior to treatment and one year, 2 years, and five years post-treatment.

To avoid spurious loss of models, we used as foraging units 100 black plastic trays (0.185 m) placed in a 10 × 10 array and filled with partially decomposed leaf-litter (natural forest floor substrate).

Cover the floor with substrate or bedding.

Specifically, there were regular changes of equipment and toys, facilities to allow swinging and jumping and engaging in activities from floor to ceiling, wood chip substrates on the floor to provide opportunity for foraging, the use of puzzle feeders, placement of food in different locations in the enclosures and access to partially partitioned areas within the enclosures for rest and privacy.

HbpA lacks the large additional loop region in D1 that is present in PHHY (formed by residues 170 210), which is also absent in RdmE and which is thought to constitute a "lid" over the active site of PHHY.[ 12] The middle domain, D2, consists of a large seven-stranded mixed β-sheet that provides the floor of the substrate binding site.

Hens were housed in 6 separate aviary pens (n = 144 hens/pen), each with one of 3 litter substrates on the open floor area (n = 2 pens/substrate: AstroTurf®, straw or wood shavings).

During the day they stayed close to the substrate (sea floor) and were frequently inactive.