Sentence examples for restrained water from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it can be concluded that water stress strongly disrupted the normal metabolism of roots and restrained water absorption, and seemingly enzymatic system played more important roles in protecting cucumber seedling roots against oxidative damage than non-enzymatic system in short-term water deficit stress.

However, the risk of cracking induced by restrained shrinkage and capillary water absorption is lower in the presence of GRP dust.

A warm breeze of country-inspired rhythms blows through every song (each charting choppy-relationship waters), their restrained blues only sharpening the hip-wiggling stomps and uncluttered melodies.

However, the risk of cracking induced by restrained shrinkage and the capillary water absorption is lower in the presence of GRP dust, leading to enhanced durability of GRP mortars when used as supporting role.

The awake mice were placed in a tail-restraining device, and a glove containing warm water was applied to the restrained tail, which was then cleaned with 70% ethanol wipes.

On the more restrained side is a double-handled water bottle from Valencia (first half of the 16th century) whose allover floral pattern is bordered by Moorish geometrics.

In this research, the restrained drying shrinkage of concrete with water to cement ratio of 0.33, 0.25 and 0.21, internally cured by means of water-saturated lightweight aggregate was studied.

The HG temperature does not reach 100 °C, the boiling point of water, for either the restrained or unrestrained condition.

To overcome the limited surface that fungi can inhabit at low water availability due to restrained growth, a MC optimal for growth should be initially induced, followed by a drying period to stimulate pigmentation.

In order to improve the quality of the final structures, a final step of restrained MD with inclusion of explicit water was used.

It is suggested that energy retained within the restrained HG/aluminium disc increases the rate of water evaporation, which otherwise would have caused an increase in temperature.