Sentence examples for insulation activity from inspiring English sources

The results of the survey show that policies should focus on homeowners' wall insulation activity.

A survey among 275 private homeowners was conducted to better understand their insulation activity.

Bell and colleagues reported that the binding sequence of the transcription factor CTCF is necessary and sufficient for enhancer insulation activity of HS4 of the chicken β-globin locus [19].

In particular our findings confirm the relevance of the major direct use made of asbestos in Italy both in the manufacture of so-called "Eternit" construction materials and in shipyard insulation activities starting from the first decades of the nineties.

"As a practical matter," she wrote in The Harvard Law Review in 2001, "successful insulation of administration from the president — even if accomplished in the name of 'independence' — will tend to enhance Congress's own authority over the insulated activities".

The prepared structures show multiple functions, including photocurrent generation, catalytic activity, insulation properties, and long-range electron transport abilities.

This involves CTCF-mediated locus insulation, restricting enhancer activity to the Vκ region and suppressing the preferential recombination to proximal Vκ genes.

This paper describes the research procedure of the ITER Feeder busbar joint insulation, summarizes the activities on the joint insulation structure design, describes the trials of the impregnation method, and describes the pre-qualification tests.

In order to protect permafrost from further thawing due to human activities, thermal insulation treatment might be the first choice for embankment design in permafrost regions.

The research on such materials for high electric field storage and insulation is an age-old activity, however, the later developments of experimental facilities and understanding on the behavior of charge carriers and mechanism of conduction in material led this subject to be the frontier area of modern research.

Using a Socio-ecological System Model (SESM) as the research framework, this study aimed to investigate the role of non-thermal factors that are classified under the individual environment (gender, age group, exposure to sun, level of activity and clothing insulation, skin colour) and the social environment (position, companionship and cultural background).