Sentence examples for hindering water from inspiring English sources

The gas compensation capability can be mainly attributed to the bubbles generated from the reaction between acid and porous Na2CO3, hindering water wetting the surface.

However in HGA, the low weight gain may have been contributed by animal hoof action that resulted in soil compaction during the wet season thereby hindering water infiltration (Mwendera and Saleem 1997; Mapfumo et al. 2000) resulting in poor forage growth.

I have recently reviewed these inconsistencies and suggested that, beside mechanical or geometric constraints (such as cell membranes) hindering water diffusion, the physical structure of water networks in tissues, especially close to membranes, might play a role (Le Bihan & Johansen-Berg, 2012).

Colloidal dispersions of clays, however, can cause some difficulties hindering water flow (Keren and Ben-Hur 2003).

"It hinders water transport, it clogs irrigation canals, hydropower and water supply systems.

The presence of this film was not enough to avoid the induction time and the anolyte acidification was needed to hinder water discharge.

Molecular mobility in human tissues is usually non-isotropic, which means that diffusion does not occur equally in all directions; protein fibres, cell membranes and myelin sheath tend to hinder water diffusion [13].

High salt concentrations in the soil reduce water potential and hinder water absorption by the germinating seeds.

Yet another model-based approach is to impart a composite model for the restricted and hindered water inside and outside the myelinated axons to obtain estimates of white matter fiber orientations [33] and diameter distributions [34], [35] within voxels.

This viscous gel layer may hinder water penetration and become the rate-controlling step during gel formation.

Although disruption of myelin and axons around acute infarct lesions might be expected to increase the water diffusivity, an accumulation of cellular debris from the breakdown of axons may hinder water molecule motion [ 36], which is more likely to occur in late stage of stroke.