Sentence examples for rate of drainage from inspiring English sources

Increasing the surfactant layer viscosity decreases the rate of drainage; however, this retarding influence is most pronounced when the insoluble surfactant layer has significant elasticity.

It was also shown that the time and rate of drainage in the Gelfill specimens are less than those in CHF specimens made without sodium silicate.

The rate of drainage and lymphatic distribution of subcutaneously injected liposomes is controlled by inclusion of methoxypoly ethyleneglycol), mPEG-phospholipid into the liposomal bilayer.

If the rate of recharge were constant and equal to the rate of drainage away from the water table, water levels would not change.

Clay may lead to decrease aeration of soil, but sand may lead to penetrate more water and air as well as decreasing water holding capacity and increasing rate of drainage in the soil.

At a given travel velocity, the low permeability, which is associated with a slower rate of drainage of the debris at Midori-ga-oka (mainly consisting of granitic soil), may mean that the flow has greater mobility and may travel for a longer distance because it remains in the saturated condition for longer.

These indices reflect the combination of climate and energy loading, by including the constraints imposed by soil moisture water holding capacity and actual evapotranspiration, and differing rates of drainage due to variations in bedrock permeability.

These systems can enhance ocular drug bioavailability by promoting transcorneal penetration, but as with traditional eye drops, the same rapid rates of drainage that result in the rapid pre-corneal loss of the drug and consequently low bioavailability have been observed in these formulations.

In falling head drainage method, the glass micromodel was 100% saturated with colored water, held vertically, and the rate of gravity drainage and the corresponding level height of the individual layers were measured at varying hydrostatic head difference (Fig. 3).

The value of the maximum weathering rate and the precise soil thickness at which it occurs depend on several environmental variables, including precipitation regime, soil inundation, vegetation characteristics, and rate of groundwater drainage.

The major advantage of this new technique is that within a single experiment it is possible to determine independently the most important film parameters: film thickness, critical voltage, film diameter, rate of film drainage, film capacitance and relative film permittivity.