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Meanings of compaction in English

Portuguese
compressão

An increase in the density of something.

compressão
Portuguese
esmagamento
Catalan
cruixit

The act of crushing.

esmagamento
Usage of compaction in English
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Here, we report that chromatin compaction protects genomic DNA from radiation damage.
Pubmed
2
Simply walking to the crag adds to soil compaction and trail erosion.
Climbing Magazine
3
Once smashed into flakes, leaves become a fluffy material that resists compaction.
Organic Gardener's Composting
4
We also found that chromatin compaction protects DNA from attack by chemical agents.
Pubmed
5
We conclude that EMT initiates a PAQR11-mediated Golgi compaction process that drives metastasis.
Pubmed
6
Soil compaction reduces the overall supply and exchange of soil air.
Gardening Without Irrigation: or without much, anyway
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SAXS studies further show compaction of the protein upon complex formation.
Pubmed
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Formulations were proposed and analyzed for their flow and compaction properties.
Pubmed
9
The surface deformation was composed of expansion of explosions, collapse, compaction and landslides.
Pubmed
10
The fossils of soft-bodied creatures, by contrast, tend to be distorted by compaction.
Wired
11
Soil compaction following the wet fall of 2019 also clipped yield.
Reuters
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Internal cavities might represent sources of compaction and structural rearrangement in the active site.
Pubmed
13
DNA-DNA interactions are important for genome compaction and transcription regulation.
Pubmed
14
The compaction of the soil means less absorption of rainfall.
The Guardian
15
They reach their greatest compaction during chromosome condensation in mitosis.
Pubmed
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Our findings suggest that genomic DNA compaction plays an important role in maintaining genomic integrity.
Pubmed
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Translations for compaction
Catalan
cruixit
Compaction through the time
Compaction across language varieties
United States of America
Common