Sentence examples for melt associated with from inspiring English sources

Ground ice melt associated with thawing permafrost (i.e. thermokarst) can profoundly affect arctic landscapes and ecosystems1,2,3,4.

Conversely, other studies have reported an increase of summer streamflow for a portion of the Baker River for the 1994 2008 period, explained by ice melt associated with temperature increase and glacier retreat and thinning.

Similarly, the medial conjunctiva of the left eye demonstrated a 2.5×× 1 mm region of conjunctival erosion and scleral melting, associated with calcium deposits (Figures 2 and 3).

These low-velocity anomalies are associated with volcanic activity, i.e., the Tengchong volcano, and is likely a result of the higher temperatures and/or partial melting associated with volcanism (Hearn and Ni, 1994).

These results indicated that the phase transitions, especially the melt, were associated with disordered alkyl chains anchored to unperturbed metal basal plane aggregates.

The relatively narrow DNA melt peaks associated with EG may be a result of high dye concentration, which minimizes or prevents dye redistribution problem from occurring.

We observed that DNA melt peaks associated with EG at its optimal concentration (i.e., 1.33 μM) were significantly stronger and also narrower than those associated with SG at its optimal concentration.

To examine the feasibility of detecting DAE by melting curve analysis, we created a range of melting curves associated with known allelic imbalance.

Dissolution of crystalline melt-memory, associated with an inversion of the crystallization rate with decreasing the temperature of the initial melt, is found to occur mainly within the LLPS induction period and is associated with concentration fluctuations prior to the LLPS nucleation step.

The melting behaviour is analysed and it is shown that, only following quenching, are the observed multiple melting peaks associated with dynamic reorganization effects.

This work has application in modelling centreline melting of defective fuel which may occur due to the reduced thermal conductivity and lower incipient melting temperature associated with fuel oxidation.