Sentence examples for higher buoyancy from inspiring English sources

The liquid water formation was delayed to high current densities due to increase in saturation pressure and higher buoyancy induced flow.

Physicists, however, say that's impossible: Everyone knows the higher buoyancy of gas bubbles must drive them up through the liquid.

In many situations, the benefits of increasing the respiratory O2 load to increase dive duration slightly could be quickly outweighed by the associated locomotor costs of fighting against higher buoyancy during the descent and the bottom phase of the dive.

Wetsuits lift the body in a more horizontal position by providing higher buoyancy.

It is known that wetsuits lift the body in a more horizontal position by providing higher buoyancy.

It has been shown by Cordain and Kopriva [ 23] that wetsuits lift the body in a more horizontal position by providing higher buoyancy while swimming in indoor-pools.

Large air volumes trapped in the waterproofed plumage, air in the air-sac system and light skeletons may be useful adaptations for floating on the water surface but these adaptations translate into high buoyancy that is energetically costly underwater [4] [5].

Mutations in cpsA in strain 9117 resulted in long chain formation, aggregation of cells in broth culture and high buoyancy characteristic of reduced encapsulation (28 ).

The specific gravities of the latter are very close to that of water, and, therefore, the buoyancy of silicone oil and heavy silicone oil is low; in contrast, a bubble is made up of gas and has high buoyancy [ 76].

Density gradient centrifugation of a WT culture yields ST and PD cells with the characteristic high buoyancy (for simplicity, we refer to these cells as 'light') and SW cells with the characteristic low buoyancy ('heavy' cells, Figure 1B).

Interestingly, despite the high longevity of A. germinans propagules in salt and fresh water and their high buoyancy (A. germinans propagules always float, even when rotten) [ 61], LDD is likely not a relatively frequent process for this species.