Значения термина water movement на английском

Zooplankton and water movement appeared to be the main factors controlling polyp expansion.

The intracellular distribution indicates that AQP6 has a function distinct from trans-epithelial water movement.

In particular, the number of macropores and the porosity exert great influence on the water movement.

As a nominee, he will embody the fossil fuel and anti-clean air and clean water movement.

These data clearly suggest that water movement across human syncytiotrophoblast membranes occurs by a lipid diffusion pathway.

At low gravity and low atmospheric pressure, " water movement through the plant would be accelerated."

The volume of water movement was intimidating.

But the buoys, which measure the force and speed of water movement, were a missing link in the chain.

It's thought that these substances complex with starch or in some other way interfere with water movement, thereby inhibiting recrystallization.

This is a video of a lateral line, an organ that allows fish to sense water movement, developing in a zebra fish.

No one can exactly tell where alkali will go, because no one has complete knowledge of the water movement in underlying strata.

The action of the worms also increased water movement through the soil, aerated it and provided channels so roots can reach down further.

In the present study the water movement in a bottom ash landfill from a municipal solid waste incinerator (MSWI) was investigated.

The mechanisms involved in the coupling of K+ influx to water movement into cells leading to cell swelling are not well understood and remain controversial.

Water channels contribute to water movement across epithelia in many tissues.

The changes are wired together by ultrafast backbone and water movements around the chromophore, channeling them into signal transduction towards the output domains.