The phrase "abstraction rate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to computing, data analysis, or any field where the concept of abstraction is relevant, often referring to the level or degree of abstraction applied to a system or process.
Example: "The abstraction rate in our software architecture allows for greater flexibility and easier maintenance."
Alternatives: "level of abstraction" or "degree of abstraction".
The vertical gradient is mainly the result of the aquifer system and properties rather than abstraction rate, which is too limited at depth to make an imprint.
Hydrogen atom abstraction rate constants for the reaction of tert‐butoxyl and 1,1‐diphenyl‐2‐picrylhydrazyl (DPPH) radical with the HMG‐CoA reductase inhibitors lovastatin, simvastatin, and statins I IV were measured.
Modelling indicates that when monthly recharge inputs fall below around 2500 m3/d (i.e., a flux of 1.7 mm/d) plus the abstraction rate, the lens tends to contract.
The high abstraction rate from 1989 to 2009 (about 109,000 m3/d) has caused a continuous groundwater level decline (up to 30 m), a modification of the groundwater flow and salinization in parts of the aquifers.
Theoretical model scenarios with scaled abstraction rates show that lens contraction caused by pumping is a nearly linear function of the total pumped volume, whereby the abstraction rate and the timing of depletion are approximately inversely proportional.
3. Israel may increase the abstraction rate from wells and systems in Jordan by up to (10) MCM/year above the yields referred to in paragraph 1 above, subject to a determination by the Joint Water Committee that this undertaking is hydrogeologically feasible and does not harm existing Jordanian uses.
Results suggest that initial H-atom abstraction rates for these alkanes increase in the order 1<2<3°, while the overall reactivities increase in the order methylcyclohexane
The ratio between the tert-butyl endgroup (t-Bu) and the isopropyl endgroup (i-Pr), which corresponds to that between the abstraction rates of Rp and Rt, is expressed by the product of the rate constant ratio and the integrated macroradical concentration ratio (Rp]/[Rt]).
Conversions of ethyl methyl sulfide were observed to be significantly slower than observed previously for diethyl sulfide; explanations for this observation are postulated, based on: (1) lower hydrogen abstraction rates or on (2) lower hydrogen atom production as a result of thermal decomposition pathways.
A numerical model of the Querença-Silves aquifer in Portugal is used to develop hypothetical scenarios in which abstraction rates for public water supply are adapted at various time-scales and are defined based on a percentage of the recharge which occurred during the previous period.
Intriguingly the faster H-abstraction rate came at the expense of an increase in hydroxylation products.
