Sentence examples for a major reflection from inspiring English sources

Thus, based on our current findings, we propose that C/N shift is a major reflection of the transcriptomic and metabolomic reprogramming of the host brought about by its interaction with an avirulent pest.

In previous studies income level, a major reflection of economic status, was closely associated with adverse health outcomes including the prevalence of diabetes across studies and across cultures.

A major reflection of the course instructor that directed our data collection was that during the implementation of the adapted-teaching version students asked more thoughtful questions in class compared with previous years.

The lattice parameters (a-axis and c-axis) were calculated from the major reflection peaks, (111), (300), (113), and (302), with the equation in the hexagonal crystal system: 1/d 2 = 4/3{(h 2 + hk + k 2)/a 2} + (l 2/c 2), where h, k, and l are Miller's indices and d is the interplanar spacing [19].

With an optical system setup, we quantified the shift of the major reflection peak and the change in peak intensity, which corresponds to the observed change of color and brightness.

In our case, n = 3 because three major reflection peaks come from (100), (002), and (101) plane and are involved.

PXRD pattern shows the major reflection peaks indexed as (202), (311), (400), (004), (511) and (440) are well matched with JCPDS card No. 034-0425 having cubic and tetragonal spinel structures [24, 25].

The second work clearly shows that the major reflection occurs from the solid/liquid interface and not the liquid/gas interface as predicted by plane longitudinal wave reflectivity theory.

The shift of the major reflection (200) position to lower 2θ values can be also explained by a distortion in the cellulose I structure.

The shifted position and distorted shape of the major reflection (200) in the IL-treated samples suggest that the cellulose structure is significantly distorted.

sin 2 φ dφ After amorphous subtraction of the powder diffractograms, the remaining crystalline intensity of original and treated straw samples could be fitted successfully to a simulation consisting of four Gaussian curves, representing the major reflections of cellulose-I, at 2θ = 14.7° (16.6°, 16.6° (110), 20.9° (102) and 22.5° (200) [ 41].