Sentence examples for transport and effect from inspiring English sources

The Slovenian government and municipalities, the municipal council of Trieste, and non-governmental organisations have voiced concern over their environmental hazards, effect on transport and effect on tourism.

Mean ± SD. * p < 0.05 vs control As elevated Pif has been proposed to inhibit the transport and effect of chemotherapy, we wanted to elucidate if this was the case also for DMBA induced mammary tumors.

For example, 4-CIN (100 μmol/l) was used to preferentially inhibit neuronal MCT2 (Erlichman et al., 2008), but impairment of neuronal mitochondrial pyruvate transport and effects on lactate release from neurons were not assessed and ruled out.

Our patient illustrated several aspects of metabolic alkalosis simultaneously and taught us several lessons, including the effects of chloride and potassium depletion on key ion transporters, the physiological role of Pendrin, the epithelial sodium channel, the H+-ATPase and H+/K+-ATPase, stimulation of collecting duct ion transport and effects of alkali administration.

Hence, coupled heat and moisture transport in concrete had a significant effect on moisture transport, and the effect of damage on moisture transport must be considered when determining humidity field in damaged concrete.

Secondly, the example simulations addressed important topics such as energy efficiency of OSN compared to evaporation, use of pore flow or solution diffusion membrane transport models, and effect of thermodynamic non-ideality on the overall process performance.

The simulations show drillpipe rotation can improve the cuttings transport, and the effect is more pronounced for smaller particle size.

Otherwise, IMD1-53 induced a concentration-dependent increase in [3H]l-Arg transport and its effect was more potent than that of an equivalent concentration of ADM.

This paper reviews and considers the fundamental concepts of oxygen transport and the effect of microvascular dysfunction on oxygen transport during sepsis.

While sedation assessment is well established in critical care in general, there is only little data available relating to the special conditions during patient transport and their effect on patient sedation levels.

This phenomenon is called Ekman transport, and its effects are widely observed in the oceans.