Sentence examples for severe transport from inspiring English sources

Thus, most of the national transport budget remained reserved for investments in major road schemes and (high speed) rail, with little consideration for the fact that these projects would do little to alleviate the problems of population groups with the most severe transport problems (i.e., people experiencing transport poverty) [45].

This, combined with observed severe transport limitations, is an indication that the real residence time for biomass gas contact in the photobioreactor is at least 1 2 orders of magnitude lower than the calculated value based on the ratio of the coke bed volume to gas flow rate.

In this case, no signs of severe mass transport problems due to crushed transport layers are visible in either polarization curves or impedance plots, even at high currents.

160 The role of tubulin acetylation has been recently addressed in a mouse model of CMT-expressing mutant HSPB1 – one of the 27 kDa small heat shock proteins – that recapitulates several features of the CMT phenotype including severe axonal transport defects coupled with reduced levels of acetylated α-tubulin.

This established method allowed the calculation of the Hatta number to be 4.9, indicating the severe mass transport limitation.

Gel-type morphologies in the support are totally unsuitable and appear to provide severe mass transport limitations.

A significant but less severe retrograde transport delay was observed in the COG4 and COG8 fibroblasts.

Furthermore, transgenic expression of HSPB1S135F or HSPB1P182L in mouse neurons decreased the abundance of acetylated α-tubulin and induced severe axonal transport defects [34].

Soluble Aβ oligomers have been shown to induce an increase in tau hyperphosphorylation [ 17, 31] as well as severe axonal transport failure and disruption of organelle trafficking through GSK3-beta signalling (manuscript in preparation;[ 18, 31]).

Accessibility poverty is thus less severe than transport-related (or accessibility-related) social exclusion: the latter assumes long-term impacts on a person's life, while the former may also occur without these long-term effects and may not even affect a person's level of activity participation [42, 43].

Therefore, there is a severe mass transfer limit for the transport of these species through the vapor phase.