Sentence examples for water expressed from inspiring English sources

Water expressed from each cut stem was collected using an Eppendorf tube containing dry cotton wool.

This gave the radioactivity in the incubation water, expressed as DPMtotal.

Finally graphs were drawn where the amount of absorbed water, expressed as Absorption, was plotted against immersion time.

The amount of mineral contents dissolved in water, expressed as its total dissolved solids (TDS), is important for assessing its suitability for use for various uses (Obiefuna and Sheriff 2011).

The standard adsorption free energy (ΔG ads 0 ) can be calculated on the basis equation [21, 22]: Delta G_{text{ads}}^{0} = - RTln ({text{C}}_{{{text{H}}_{2} {text{O}}}} cdot K_{text{ads}} ) (7 where R is the gas constant, T the absolute temperature (K) and CH2O is the concentration of water expressed in mg L−1 with an approximate value of 106.

The stability of an aqueous Paul trap is also influenced by the viscous drag of the surrounding water expressed by the parameter 'b' b = 2 ξ M Ω, where ξ is the friction coefficient of a non-slip spherical particle in Stokes' drag, ξ = 6πηap, η is the viscosity of medium and ap is the radius of the particle.

Smelts exposed to cold water express anti-freeze proteins and glycerol at relatively high levels to prevent freezing but with a costly energy expense (Driedzic and Short, 2007).

To this end, we investigated the relationships between the biological quality of running waters (expressed by the Italian Extended Biotic Index, EBI) and surrounding topographic and land cover matrices in central Italy.

Consistent with previous reports, sunlit waters expressed many photosynthesis-related pathways including aerobic electron transfer, hydrogen production, and cofactors including ubiquinol, heme, vitamin B-complex (nicotinate, thiamine, cobalamin, tetrahydrofolate), chlorophyll a, and retinol biosynthesis [ 19, 20] (Additional file 1: Figures S9 and S10).

This point, marking the transition between bound to free water, is defined as the critical water fraction wc (water content expressed in g.gTS-1).

Comparison between ecosystems illustrates that GVMI-derived water content is consistent with field measurements of water content expressed as a quantity of water per unit area.