Meanings of sorbed in English

Carbaryl is weakly sorbed and generally considered to be easily degradable in soil.

In particular, the highest extractions were observed in the non-organic-acid-sorbed apatite by citric and malic acids.

Solubility coefficients (S) were estimated from the amount of aroma compound sorbed in the films.

The application of SEM-EDX proved that the metal ions were sorbed on the surface of both tested algae.

Hamish noted that those giving papers seemed jittery-perhapsdue to boffin drugs they sniffed, popped, or sorbed through skin patches.

The toxic effect of QACs on soil microbial activities was more influenced by the relative release of sorbed QACs in soils.

This observation was made for fractions sorbed of less than 5% to more than 95%.

TBNPA has received little attention in the past, and is shown to be sorbed onto Bet Dagan soil in a nonlinear manner.

The bioaccessibility would be underestimated if the sorbed fraction was separated from the fluid by centrifugation or filtration in an in vitro test.

The total mobilized fraction of a PAH compound was defined as a sum of that dissolved in the fluid and that sorbed on the residue.

Increasing the proportion of dissolved As(V) in the inlet water improved As removal and favoured the formation of amorphous ferric arsenate over As-sorbed schwertmannite.

It was found that 8-38% of the mobilized OCPs were sorbed on the residue and remained in the solid phase after the separation.

It was demonstrated that 10-41% of the spiked deuterated PAHs were sorbed on the assimilated residue, which would remain in the solid phase after separation.

'All my life I have sorbed others-nowI am sorbed.

The third eye was on his forehead, where the old sorb had been.

Maskull lingered no longer, but permitted Spadevil to cover his sorb.