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Meanings of sedimentation in English

Portuguese
sedimentação (geologia)
Catalan
sedimentació
Spanish
aluvión

The phenomenon of sediment or gravel accumulating.

sedimentação (geologia)
Usage of sedimentation in English
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Credit: Rob Davidson Stream in Hitaua Bay affected by sedimentation from forestry.
Radio NZ
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He said pesticide, sedimentation and nitrogen run-off had all fallen since 2009.
News.com.au
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Usually, intermittent fever, arthralgia and elevation of erythrocyte sedimentation rate also occur.
Pubmed
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Urine dipstick analysis and microscopic sedimentation examination were performed on all samples.
Pubmed
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So, a post about recent Mars sedimentation events is also in the works.
Wired
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These are older channel-levee systems that have since been buried by younger sedimentation.
Wired
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Each post is a distinct sedimentation event in the stratigraphic column.
Wired
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These nucleoprotein complexes can be conveniently purified by band sedimentation or gel filtration.
Pubmed
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Increased erythrocyte sedimentation rates trended with increased future MACE risk.
Pubmed
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Moreover, heterosis of the quality trait sedimentation volume was negative.
Pubmed
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In three patients Westergren sedimentation rate decreased for up to five months after exchanges.
Pubmed
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Findings remained significant after adjustment for disease duration, functional ability and erythrocyte sedimentation rate.
Pubmed
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Erythrocyte-sedimentation rate and C-reactive protein levels were high when checked.
Pubmed
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The modified dematin has high actin binding activity as determined by actin sedimentation assays.
Pubmed
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Bleach sedimentation was relatively inexpensive and was not time consuming.
Pubmed
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The rhythm of sedimentation is not a simple beat however.
Wired
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