Sentence examples for water in conjunction from inspiring English sources

Molecular hydrogen (H2) generation during serpentinization is caused by the reduction of water in conjunction with the oxidation of ferrous iron in silicates.

Recent interest in cooling towers, as a means of producing chilled water in conjunction with radiant systems for cooling in buildings, has prompted interest in evaporative cooling in temperate maritime climates.

The current study focuses on six main irrigation districts located in the Zayandeh-Rud River Basin (ZRB) in central Iran, where a total area of 200,000 ha is irrigated using surface water in conjunction with groundwater.

In this study, medicinal mushrooms were extracted by water, in conjunction with the traditional use of mushrooms as part of TCM.

These studies could include the use of personal monitors and sampling of household drinking water in conjunction with health records to look at disease outcomes.

Nitrate has been found to occur with other contaminants in drinking water, especially in conjunction with pesticides, arsenic and other trace metals, and water disinfection by-products (Toccalino et al. 2012).

Results suggest that the numerical approach, based on the shallow water waves in conjunction with a nonlinear force excitation model near resonance, is able to capture the system dynamics rather well.

As each curve reaches the back fin, backward force is applied to the water, and in conjunction with the fins, moves the fish forward.

We collected village and household water samples in conjunction with a case control study of diarrhea incidence in each village, which determined which households to sample.

As will be elaborated in the Discussion, the marked enthalpy entropy compensation effect observed for the binding of all the SAHA analogues utilized herein, differing with respect to the "cap", "linker", and "metal-binding" regions, could be primarily attributed to the reorganization of water molecules in conjunction with the changes in the conformational flexibility of HDAC8.

A comparative account of the intrinsic enthalpy for the binding of the different SAHA analogues to the enzyme (Table 2) suggests that their values are markedly different from one another, and such differences could primarily arise from the reorganization of the water molecules in conjunction with the differential modulation in the dynamic features of the enzyme (see Discussion).