Sentence examples for a large range of solution from inspiring English sources
It was found that PPO/CHCl3 solution could form regular microporous film in a large range of solution concentration (2 70 g/L) and their pore size was almost equal when the concentration varied from 5 to 30 g/L.
This finding was corroborated by supplementary QCM-D measurements covering a large range of NTR solution concentrations (Fig 4B).
Moreover, the super-hydrophobic surfaces exhibited excellent chemical and thermal stability at a large range of pH solutions and temperatures.
Enabling the designer to automatically generate a large range of alternative design solutions is a great advantage offered by parametric modeling in supporting geometric design explorations.
Raman optical activity, which can be measured as a small circularly polarized component in Raman-scattered light from chiral molecules, holds much promise for studying a large range of biomolecules in aqueous solution.
Instead of identifying a single optimal flux distribution based on a given optimization criterion (e.g. biomass production), these methods allow statistical analysis of a large range of possible alternative flux solutions determined by constraints imposed on the network.
Since our approach allows for the finetuning of the signal noise decomposition by the FDR we scan a large range of FDRs and evaluate the obtained solutions in terms of recall (true-positive rate) and precision (ratio of true positives to all positively classified).
Sensor technology often provides cost-effective solutions for a large range of applications.
The choice of damping parameter was done by evaluating systematically model solutions for a large range of parameter values.
In the case of different periodic cells leading to cubic or orthotropic elasticity tensors, the effective elasticity tensors are obtained in closed forms that are in good agreement with the exact solutions for a large range of physical parameters.
This formulation, with results obtained in a previous work, allows for the construction of an analytical solution valid over a large range of equivalence ratios.
