Sentence examples for air exposition from inspiring English sources

Each stage consisted of heating to 600 °C in air, exposition during determined time, and cooling to room temperature.

The evaporation of solvents during the measurement process produces increasing errors related with sample's air exposition; the introductions of new samples with a wider range of the volatile components correct this effect.

The addition of sodium saccharin in the aqueous ammonium-sulfated solutions tends to inhibit the solid-state reaction between Fe and Si and enhance the protection against oxidation under air exposition compared to deposits without additive.

Without one line of exposition.

The investigated OFETs are sensitive to ambient atmosphere, showing reversible increase of the source to drain current upon exposition to air, what can be explained as doping of TTF derivative by oxygen or moisture.

In 1748, while he was trying to preserve some alcohol from the exposition to air, Nollet immersed a vial full of ethanol in a water container and covered it with a bladder membrane.

One of them is by direct exposition to air of the paint material.

The sample was allowed to dry in air and sterilized with UV exposition before cell culture experiments.

A concise summary is provided by Jentien and Hughes (Table 1) and a brief exposition on "Hot Air Balloon and Ballooning" (taken from presentations by two experienced teachers) is used to illustrate the technique (Figure 1).

Fig. 8 Impact of environments on the structure of Co3O4 catalysts, a the atomic structure of a [211] oriented Co3O4 catalyst with spinel structure fabricated by the high throughput printing process after an exposition to technical air at atmospheric pressure at 400 °C for 2 h.

Consequently eCO measurements may be useful to evaluate smoking abstinence [ 3], exposition to polluted air [ 4], oxidative stress caused by anaesthesia or surgery [ 5], severe sepsis [ 6], stable asthma and asthma exacerbations [ 7, 8], chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) [ 9], hemolysis in children with sickle cell disease [ 10], and upper [ 11] and lower airway inflammation [ 12].