Sentence examples for further ingress from inspiring English sources

The oxide scale and coating itself acted as diffusion barriers blocking the further ingress of oxygen and protected the substrate alloy from oxidation.

Dual PtAl2 and (Ni,Pt Al phases formed in both diffused layers but Cr segregation at the coating/substrate interface restricted further ingress of Pt and of Al into the SX superalloy compared to the DS one.

The corrosion products formed on the galvanized steel surface could inhibit the further ingress of the chloride ions and enhance the protective property, while such effect was not obvious for the zinc metal.

If the stability of the drug product is significantly affected by the presence of moisture, sealing in a water-impermeable package (such as aluminum foil or blister) may be required to reduce the rate of degradation by eliminating any further ingress of water toward the product.

However, for the polymer to further ingress, the sodium ions represent a steric hindrance.

High degrees of serpentinisation along initial fluid pathways, such as pipe margins or internal facies contacts, may occlude porosity preventing further ingress of water, thus preserving fresh olivine in the pipe interiors.

Such selective accumulation probably indicated the need of cytoskeletal assembly to strengthen the cell and prevent further fungal ingress.

Thus, increased CAD expression may be a common early plant response to pathogens, presumably leading to increased deposition of lignin, suberin and callose into the cell wall to strengthen barriers against further pathogen ingress.

Some plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria (PGPR) are able to reduce disease through the stimulation of inducible plant defense mechanisms that render the host plant more resistant to further pathogen ingress.

This hypersensitive response (HR) is thought to benefit the plant by restricting pathogen access to water and nutrients and is correlated with an integrated set of physiological and metabolic alterations that are instrumental in impeding further pathogen ingress, among which a burst of oxidative metabolism leading to the massive generation of reactive oxygen species (ROS) [ 5, 6].

Otherwise, monolayer adsorption of PEDA on the interlayer of clay weakens the hydrophilicity of clay particles which further inhibits water ingress.