Sentence examples for water defects from inspiring English sources

As xylem vessels are conducting tubes that transport water, defects in their shape may have consequences on water distribution.

In earlier work we suggested that a reaction between water and defects on the pyrite surface can produce H2O2.

This results in a major rearrangement of neighboring lipids, commonly called water pore defects.

The water pore defects induced by the lipid extracting effect would be too transient and too small to allow molecular leakage.

Figure 2: Self-diffusivity of water in defected MFI membranes.

The banker and ex-chairman of Southern Water, who defected to Labour in 2001, dismissed the idea that this is a socialist proposal, saying he believes there needs to be a review of the balance between the profits energy firms make and the prices they charge.

(iii) Simulations by displacing a pair of chain-to-chain lipid molecules from a bilayer create a water pore defect, allowing ion permeation.

The reduced ceramide content in scales of SLS patients may nevertheless contribute to the water barrier defect, especially in combination with other lipid changes.

When two of the oppositely charged droplets meet on a leaf, they form a hydrophilic (water-attracting) "defect" that sticks to the surface and makes other droplets more likely to adhere.

Based on a relatively small sampling of Camp Lejeune families, the federal Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry published a report in 1998 identifying a potential link between the contaminated water and birth defects.

The study has shown that among the frequency of the occurrence of defects, water leakages ranked the highest with 53%, followed by corrosion of pipes 50% and spalling of concrete 47%.