Sentence examples for inward water from inspiring English sources

It may be that by reducing leaf water potential and hence decreasing stomatal conductances, the decrease in hydraulic conductance reduces inward water flow, leading to smaller amounts of toxic ions delivered to the root surface and into the plant.

The resultant rise of the total osmolarity in the vestibule and outer cytosolic layer, above that of the external solution (Fig. 2 F ), switches the direction of net water flow, resulting in return of net inward water flow (Fig. 2, A and D ).

This in turn increases intracellular osmotic pressure promoting an inward flow of water which increases intracellular hydrostatic pressure forcing water out through gap junctions.

Thus, we anticipate an early stage dominated by inward flow of water and a later convective stage when the main driving force comes from the difference in temperature between water inside and outside of the pipe.

As the valves are held slightly open, tiny hairlike structures (cilia) on the gills draw water inward by means of wavelike motions.

This common confusion comes from (in addition to the name 'osmotic pressure', which is confusing by itself) the statement that the osmotic pressure is the pressure that needs to be applied to a solution to prevent inward flow of water across a semi-permeable membrane.

Many brush by, but a few pause at the startling graphic of the city's familiar coastal profile shrinking inward as inky waters rise.

As the 1 15 p.m. Pacific start time approached, gazes turned outward to the water and inward toward the televisions.

The important barrier to outward loss of water or inward passage of chemicals lies in a compact zone of the lower stratum corneum.

It is situated below low bluffs on a level strip of land between the Atlantic Ocean and the Norte (or Mundaú) Lagoon, a shallow body of water extending inward for several miles.

This later stage should involve outward flows of hot fluid as well as inward flows of cold water.