Sentence examples for variation in wet from inspiring English sources

Phase angle in dry state for both the cryogels was decreasing and showed more variation in wet state indicating that gels are more elastic but have less viscous behavior, 9(b), 9(c), and 9(d)).

In the present study we quantified genetic variation in wet body weight (BW), the content of three metabolites [glycogen (GLY), triacylglycerol (TAG), and glycerol (GLYC ], and metabolic rate (MR) in 40 wild-derived lines of D. melanogaster.

If we look at clinal variation in wet body mass, however, we find a quite different story than the clear clinal patterns in wing size: mass does not scale with latitude in either ancestral Europe or invasive North America; only in South America is there any sign of a relationship (Gilchrist and Huey 2004).

The specific micro-nano structures enabled significant variation in wetting, due to the effect on both the hydrophilic and hydrophobic states of these tunable surfaces.

Results are presented from an experiment designed to investigate the processes that cause small-scale (sub-20 km) variations in wet deposition to upland terrain in the UK.

To address this key limitation, this paper explores the time-dependent variations in wet-state mechanical properties (tensile modulus and ultimate tensile strength) for NGC composites containing various compositions of PLGA (at 12.5, and 20 wt%), F127 (at 0, 2.5 and 5 wt%) and various loadings of Si Na Ca Zn Ce glass (at 0 and 20 wt%).

Multilayer graphene oxide films form periodic, delaminated buckle textures whose wavelengths and amplitudes can be systematically tuned by variation in the wet deposition process.

The ice-core results conflict with a recent study in the more densely populated eastern United States where it was found that NOx emissions from stationary sources were strongly correlated with spatial variation of δ15N in wet deposition [14].

We adjusted for intraindividual variations in serum wet-weight PCB concentrations resulting from fluctuations in serum lipid concentration by including a natural log-transformed total lipid variable as an independent variable in all statistical analyses.

Loss modulus in dry condition for both cryogels was found to be more as compared to the wet condition and more variations or fluctuations were seen in wet state.

The latitudinal gradient corresponds to variation in precipitation of the wettest quarter and temperature seasonality across the Amazon Basin, whereas the altitudinal gradient along the north-eastern slopes of the Andes was the result of the combined influence of the variables selected by the model (Table 1; Fig. S4).