Sentence examples for mixing which may from inspiring English sources

At the beginning of each ice age of the last million years, the Antarctic zone appeared to reduce its vertical mixing, which may have slowed the leakage of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere and trapped more of it in the ocean, providing the first cooling step of the impending ice age.

This indicates synergism in adsorption due to mixing, which may be due to exposure of the active sites of AA in the bulk by the porosity of SD which allows solution of fluoride ions to have a direct contact with AA and vice versa, thereby enhancing adsorption capacity of each other.

Overall, there was mostly sorting, but there was some mixing, which may have been missed if not looked for carefully.

Although the magnitude of forces of fluid motion, which does not exceed 0,44 dyn/cm[ 35], is below that required to trigger cell detachment from surfaces [ 36, 37], it is assumed to be high enough to induce an enhanced convective fluid mixing, which may support nutrient supply and removal of metabolic products and thus optimize the culture conditions for a cell.

Many engineering structures such as landfill liners, mixed soil augered barriers, and retention pond liners consist of soil-clay mixes, which may have clay contents as low as 12%.

The concept of 'motors of creative destruction' is introduced to expand innovation and technology policy debates to go beyond policy mixes consisting of technology push and demand pull instruments, and to consider a wider range of policy instruments combined in a suitable mix which may contribute to sustainability transitions.

But beyond that, they bring location into the mix, which may turn out to be the most important targeting factor of all.

The negative study did not adequately adjust for differences in case mix, which may explain the discrepant results.

However, phase IV studies may have an impact on the distribution of the current treatment mix, which may be especially relevant for biologicals.

In single-payer health systems using episode-funding models, hospitals are reimbursed according to case mix, which may result in underfunding [ 10- 12].

The patient recently used only Australian potting mixes, which may contain L. longbeachae, although we were not able to cultivate L. longbeachae or other Legionella spp. from the potting mix.