Sentence examples for achieved corresponding from inspiring English sources

A titer of 17 mg/L was achieved, corresponding to a color intensity obtained from 10 g/L of beetroot extract.

Under such conditions, the maximum shear force of 6.9 kN and an average shear strength of 47 MPa were achieved corresponding to a joint efficiency of 83%.

As the RI value is higher than 1.38, the sensitivity of the sensor increase rapidly as the RI increase and a maximum sensitivity of 1561 nm/RIU can be achieved, corresponding to a resolution of 2.6×10−6.

By numerical optimization, the phosphate adsorption capacity of 245.06 mg/g was achieved, corresponding to 99.9% of the predicted values under statistically optimized conditions (current density: 38.78 mA/cm2, pyrolysis temperature: 584.1 °C, heating rate: 6.91 °C/min).

After a detailed study of residual distortions a spatial resolution of 340μm in the azimuthal and 640μm in the radial direction was achieved, corresponding to a momentum resolution of Δp/p="(1%·p/GeV)2+(2%)2.

For the Kolbe Schmitt synthesis in aqueous potassium hydrogen carbonate solution, a productivity of 225 kg/h at 4 s residence time and 32% yield was achieved, corresponding to a space-time yield of 38,250 kg/(m3 h).

It is disappointing, given the vitality of the novel's setting and set-up, that Miller fails to achieve corresponding dynamism in the development of plot and character.

In particular, OA-triggered short human GLP-1 (shGLP-1) expression in hepatogenous diabetic mice rapidly and simultaneously attenuated many disease-specific metabolic failures, whereas OA or shGLP-1 monotherapy failed to achieve corresponding therapeutic effects.

The possibility of achieving corresponding effects with silage-based diets was investigated in change-over experiments in an incomplete block design with 16 (yr 1) or 12 (yr 2) Swedish Red dairy cows in mid lactation.

Ochoa-Herrera and coworkers demonstrated that PFOS defluorination was catalyzed by cobalamin and simultaneous presence of titanium III citrate as reducing agent to achieve corresponding reductive conditions [30].

In a review for The Observer, Leo Robson found the novel to be somewhat underwhelming, stating that "It is disappointing, given the vitality of the novel's setting and set-up, that Miller fails to achieve corresponding dynamism in the development of plot and character", adding that "as a prose writer, Miller appears averse to taking risks, which means no pratfalls – but no glory either".