Sentence examples for sufficient moist from inspiring English sources
Both the additions of fly ash and ground granulated blast furnace slag (GGBS) tend to significantly reduce the permeability and enhance the sulfate attack resistance of concrete on the premise of sufficient moist curing.
If the air is moist and sufficient near-surface cooling occurs, water vapour will condense into what is called "radiation fog".
Alkali silicate activated Class F fly ash slag blends containing fly ash as the major constituent (up to 70% by mass) are proportioned to develop sufficient mechanical properties under moist curing conditions.
Healthcare workers are likely to apply an amount of foam that does not keep their hands moist for sufficient clinical efficacy.
The most important step in pouring a new sidewalk or any concrete surface is to keep the surface moist for a sufficient length of time -- generally, about a week -- to allow the entire slab to cure evenly.
Blennies were not observed leaving the tunnels during low tide, suggesting the accumulated water within the tunnels is sufficient for keeping the fish moist – facilitating cutaneous respiration [24] – until the tide returned.
The small volume of medium is sufficient to keep the cells moist but insufficient to allow frothing to occur and cells can remain viable for at least 72 h if kept cool.
Lichens in dry habitats may be physiologically active only for a few hours a day and dormant most of the day [ 45- 49], while lichens growing in moist habitats usually have sufficient water content all day long for physiological activity [ 50- 52].
Several studies have recently documented the ability of this species to obtain sufficient water for survival solely from greenfall (freshly fallen moist green leaves) [9], [31].
Improvements were smaller for moist rainforest species, which were restricted to small areas with sufficient shelter from hot, dry northwesterly winds.
To enable sufficient cutaneous respiration, the surface of their highly vascularized skin must remain moist to allow the oxygen to diffuse at a sufficiently high rate.
