Sentence examples for amount of intermediates from inspiring English sources

The scheme is based on gas phase oligomerizations of alane which form a substantial amount of intermediates.

Decisions involved in these preliminary designs include how many pieces of equipment to buy, when to install them, the amount of intermediates and product to produce to satisfy uncertain demands, and when to operate the equipment.

Based on the variation of the amount of intermediates, possible degradation pathways for the decolorization of dyes are also proposed and discussed.

This effect is due to the tendency of liquid intermediates to further volatilize as pressure decreases an effect fully ignored by the two-pseudo-component (light, heavy) BO PVT formulation which requires each pseudo-component to remain at fixed compositions (i.e., with the same amount of intermediates regardless of pressure).

Aerobic glycolysis provides a large amount of intermediates for the synthesis of nucleic acid, amino acid and lipid that are required for cell replication.

Pericarp tissue showed the highest ethylene production during ripening, but contained only a limited amount of intermediates and surprisingly showed only a minor ACS activity.

From Figure S8b, it can be seen that the trend of intermediate concentration in PCN-222 was similar to aqueous solution (Figure S8a) and the amount of intermediate in aqueous solution was higher than that extraction from PCN-222.

The second case is used to determine the minimum amount of intermediate storage while maintaining the throughput achieved with infinite intermediate storage.

γ-Irradiation caused a slight decrease in the amount of intermediate component to 19±5% and an increase of the relaxation constant to 1.8±0.3 s.

For these fuels postquench oxidation of hydrocarbons is very fast and the amount of intermediate hydrocarbons in the quench layer is low compared to the amount of unreacted fuel.

The effective recombination coefficient (i) peaked when the amount of intermediate species was expected to be high and (ii) was independent of the number of voltage pulses (the effect of saturation) when oxidation was complete.