Sentence examples for mobilization potential from inspiring English sources

From these tests we observed that starting IFTs of less than 1 mN/m all produced the same mobilization potential.

The relative lower density differences (buoyancy effects) between VO and the flushing solution (water) was the primary factor contributing to the lower mobilization potential for VO.

This phenomenon occurred because the injected VO was observed to mix more uniformly with TCE in the source-zone due to a lower mobilization potential.

To elucidate the mobilization potential of As deposited in wetland and riverbed sediments of the Wells G & H wetland in Woburn, MA as the result of decades of industrial activity, As retention mechanisms were inferred from aqueous and solid phase geochemical measurements of sediment cores.

On the other hand, fullerenes as well as CNTs exhibit a mobilization potential for various organic pollutants [62], such as lindane (agricultural insecticide) [63] and persistent polychlorinated biphenyls [64].

Further studies are needed concerning trachyte-mortar interaction, in order to explore to what extent mortar affects stone surface alteration and in which microclimatic conditions, what is the mobilization potential of the leached components, and the influence of different mortar recipes.

Continental shelves off major desert regions are not expected to host substantial amounts of sediments due to long-lasting and unfocused material supply and a high re-mobilization potential of aeolian material.

Even when opposition parties are allowed to participate, they may face intimidation by the government and its allies, which thereby precludes the effective mobilization of potential supporters.

Prior mobilization allows potential clients to think about, discuss and make a decision before the team arrives.

Given expected variability in potential mobilization for a journal, further research is needed to establish their roles in mobilization, whether these mobilization actors exist at both ends of the spectrum, or they have a neutral role in mobilization of knowledge.

The geochemical fractionation and potential mobilization of Co, Cu, Ni, and Zn were studied in thirteen soil profiles originating from Germany and Egypt to assess the potential mobilization of these potentially toxic metals.