Sentence examples for sedimentation with from inspiring English sources

Lake Amponsah, in the Bibiani mining district in Ghana, was found to be undergoing quite accelerated rate of sedimentation with an average buildup of approximately 5 cm of sediment every 3 years.

It provides an overview of oceanic sedimentation, with focus on historical, evolutionary, and synthetic aspects.

The scope is generally limited to dynamics, mixing, and sedimentation with limited coverage of biological and chemical parameters.

The internal architecture of each of the three carbonate platform reflects of the dynamics of sedimentation with allogenic controls.

Specifically, aggradation occurred during cool, wet periods and slow sedimentation with cumulic soil formation occurred under warmer, drier climates.

Field stratigraphy, sedimentology, geochemistry, optical and radiocarbon dating suggest dominance of tidal flat sedimentation with subordinate contribution coming from the southern-draining streams during 5.5 to 2 ka.

Consequently, the removal of EMNP was mainly driven by physical co-sedimentation with the biomass instead of sorption processes.

For analysis of co-sedimentation with ribosomes, precipitated proteins were resuspended in 20 µl Laemmli buffer, and 2 µl of each sample was deposited onto a nitrocellulose membrane.

Erythrocytes were lysed with HN4Cl/KHCO3solution and the cells were subjected to a single round of transduction and co-sedimentation with matched retroviral stock for the triple mutant, wild type and vector control in DMEM supplemented with 10% FBS.

Izawa and colleagues reported that eEF1α phosphorylation inhibited co-sedimentation with F-actin [ 27]. eEF1α binds F-actin or aminoacyl-tRNA in a competitive manner [ 28].

UBXN2C did not show co-sedimentation with mot-2, indicating the specificity of the co-sedimentation of UBXN2A with mot-2.