Sentence examples for physiological water from inspiring English sources

0.1 mL of each culture was added to 10 mL sterile physiological water.

The Gc-APCS rehydrated to the physiological water content within 5 min and was highly resistant to collagenase digestion.

Quantitative relationships among the uptake amount of MWCNTs in different Arabidopsis tissues, the physiological (water loss, pigment content, and total protein content) and biochemical parameters (antioxidant enzyme activities) were further evaluated.

The impact of an enrichment with nutrients of core (M17 broth supplemented with 0.5% glucose vs physiological water) and physiological state of Lactococcus lactis during encapsulation step (exponential vs stationary state) was studied on L. lactis survival, nisin release.

The 29/30 amino acid neuropeptide galanin coexists with vasopressin in the hypothalamus and has been shown to inhibit the actions of vasopressin and aldosterone, suggesting an inhibitory role for galanin in physiological water retention mechanisms and water seeking and water consumption behavior.

Overnight cultures of the parental JH2-2 strand and its derivative mutants were adjusted to OD600 of 1 in physiological water, and diluted up to 10−3.

In 1993, a second study showed that the physiological water-conservation ability did not differ between Namib Desert Horses and other populations when dehydrated for periods of up to 60 hours, but suggested that the Namib Desert Horse would show improved conservation ability when dehydration periods were extended to upwards of 72 hours, a common occurrence in their feral state.

The greenhouse experiment validated the results obtained in the field by simplifying the non-physiological water consumption processes, and thus confirming the relative importance of physiological processes and increased WUE under GCRPS.

In the field experiment, significant reduction in both physiological and non-physiological water consumption under GCRPS lead to savings in irrigation water of ∼61 84% and reduction in total input water of ∼35 47%.

The guiding hypothesis of this study was that a GCRPS would decrease both physiological and non-physiological water consumption of rice compared to a TPRPS while either maintaining or enhancing production.

The samples were immersed in the physiological salt water and placed in the water bath at 37°C for 30 min. The diluted blood (anticoagulant blood with 2% potassium oxalate 4 5 normal saline) was successively added into the solution of all groups.