Sentence examples for was retarded with from inspiring English sources
Enzymatic degradation of PLLA was retarded with introduction of crosslinks.
These changes gradually became prominent so that after 30 days of –P stress, shoot growth was retarded with thin and fewer leaves whereas the root became bristlier in texture and more brownish in color as compared with the control (Fig. 1a).
However, the degradation in corrosion resistance and impact toughness of the alloys during the aging was retarded with an increase in the W content of the designed DSS, suggesting that W in duplex stainless steels delays the precipitation rate of α′-phase due to a slower diffusion rate of W compared with that of Mo in ferrite.
It is indicated that the cement hydration process was retarded with the addition of emulsifier according to the results of the setting time and the hydration heat, and meanwhile, the hydration process was delayed gradually with the increasing dosage of emulsifier.
Based on the immunoblots it was clear that all four variants (either FLAG or myc in Loop 2 or 3) were expressed, no degradation bands were observed, and all ran at a similar height that was retarded with respect to their calculated molecular weight (approx. 3 4 kDa).
The results indicate that migration of ODN in gel was retarded with increasing the proportion of MCH to ODN.
The linear theory of partitioning tracers suggests that a volatile tracer introduced into such a system should be retarded with a constant retardation factor.
He talked about one of his sons, Carmine, who is retarded, with the same rough-edged warmth I remembered; still living at home, Carmine is "the unofficial mayor of Cherry Hill".
It is observed that the engine which is already retarded could further be retarded with variable timing fuel injection cam.
Channelized surface erosion can be retarded with gully fills or plugs of cut brush or rock debris, or small check dams.
Electrochemical reactions at the steel/rock layer interface would be retarded with lowering the permeability, referring to an improvement in the rock layer resistance and the interfacial charge transfer resistance of the electrodes.
