Sentence examples for a conversion range from inspiring English sources

The results indicated that composites prepared with ILs pretreated OPF fiber exhibited 10 125% higher activation energy as compared to untreated composite over a conversion range of α = 0.1 0.6.

–       A conversion range of 30-60% is a reasonable expectation.

For all samples, a conversion range from 73 to 81%% was observed after 48 h of enzymatic hydrolysis.

Ethylene selectivity varies from 76% to 96%, for an ethane conversion range 17 85%.

The average activation energy of pyrolysis was determined via iso-conversional methods over a mass fraction conversion range between 0.20 and 0.80 to be 162.8 ± 23.2 kJ mol−1.

A remarkable insensitivity of end conversion (range 78 85%) to light intensity was observed, but conversion rate varied strongly (0.1 6 s−1).

The reduction rate of Fe2O3 to Fe (dX/dt) with 100% methane was between 1 8%/min and was a function of both the conversion range of the solid material, ΔX, as well as the yield of methane to carbon dioxide, γred.

Data were collected over the whole conversion range, allowing for a thorough inspection of the reaction rate composition dependencies.

Among successfully treated patients, the median total treatment duration was 22 months (range 18 30 months), which was a median of 18 months after culture conversion (range 16 23 months).

Bill Koeblitz, chief executive of Mobility Works said in a telephone interview that the price of a conversion could range from about $1,200 for simple hand controls to about $40,000 for a typical advanced system, excluding the cost of the vehicle.

In particular, the topology features buck-boost conversion range capability, low input-current ripple, and a simple low-cost structure.