Sentence examples for interfering water from inspiring English sources

Because of the interfering water OH bending mode at 1636 cm 1, the amide II bands offers the largest absorbance difference, providing a better signal-to-noise ratio than the amide I band for ATR-FT-IR spectroscopic imaging.

The electrochemical signal of the interfering phase (water) was eliminated by implementing the multimodal electrochemical detection technique.

Marine constructions modify physical conditions by interfering with water circulation and increasing sedimentation and pollution, leading to biological homogenization.

It has been suggested that the presence of specialized cell types, such as oil containing cells or tannin cells, may be advantageous in dry environments because they protect the mesophyll cells against excess radiation or against herbivores and help to reduce the evaporation rate by interfering with water movement through the leaves (Fahn and Cutler 1992; Jordaan and Theunissen 1992; Turner 1994).

This drug increases urine production markedly because it interferes with water reabsorption by the kidney tubule.

This, in turn, creates a chloride ion imbalance in the cell, which interferes with water transport in and out of the cell.

At sufficiently high concentrations, the salts pose a toxicity hazard from Na+, HCO3− (bicarbonate) and Cl− (chloride) and interfere with water uptake by plants from soil.

Fahey and colleagues speculate that these nitric acid crystals interfere with water molecules trying to glom onto ice crystals.

In contrast, other ICU-associated stressful conditions do not interfere with water excretion and the sole admission in ICU may not be incriminated per se in the occurrence of SIADH and hyponatremia [184].

Cutaneous fungal pathogens other than G. destructans that infect invertebrates interfere with water balance of the host.

The very low gradient of anatomosed river reaches interferes with water discharge in times of floods: crevasse splays are abundant.