Sentence examples for active chains from inspiring English sources

In rural areas of Liberia, where hopes had been raised that the Ebola infection rate had plateaued, there were still "active chains of transmission" and no transport facilities to test the patients.

The number of chain scissions on elastically active chains is derived from Tg decreasing using the Di Marzio's theory.

The model is based on a concept of adaptive links (a version of the theory of temporary networks), where active chains are modeled as elastoplastic elements.

At low pH the hydrogel is based on a three dimensional network comprising PMMA hydrophobic cores (physical crosslinks) interconnected by complex bridging (elastically active) chains constituted of positively charged P2VP and non-ionic PAA segments.

The hydrolytic degradation of fully cured polyester urethane networks polymerized in the presence of several weight ratios of triacetin was monitored by the residual concentration in elastically active chains obtained from modulus and equilibrium solvent swelling measurements.

The results clearly indicate that the interphase transport of the active chains is a key process in determining the reaction locus and it has to be carefully considered in order to reliably simulate any polymerization process of this type.

In the most serious incident, two park rangers and a soldier were killed in an ambush in October in a park covering 7,800 sq km, famed for its active chain of volcanoes and diverse habitats.

This leads to the death of the active chain (P i k ) to form a dead chain (De i ) and begins a new one.

In order to fit the data, the parameters describing monomer and active chain diffusion differ from that in hydrophobic pores.

Therefore, addition of π-donors initially leads to an increase in the observed polymerization rate constant due to active chain-ends being deaggregated.

First block copolymers of AAA with MAA and MMA using poly AAA) as a macro-CTA were also synthesized, indicating the presence of active chain ends.