Sentence examples for amount of unstable from inspiring English sources

The archaeological sample collected from the vessel conserved in the waterlogged site (Sample 4) shows the greatest signs of degradation due to the small amount of unstable lipid components of the suberin, such as epoxy and unsaturated bonds.

An empirical instability-to-debris flow triggering threshold calibrated on the basis of observed events, is applied to link the two models and to accomplish the task of determining the amount of unstable mass that develops as a debris flow.

Essentially, it was possible to extract significant amounts of highly unstable metabolites, which is an indicative of an effective extraction method for recovering thermo-labile compounds from plant materials.

Actually, our findings can be supported by other studies in which argatroban, another direct thrombin antagonist, could inhibit the platelet aggregation [33] and decrease the amount of microemboli from unstable atherothrombotic plaque [12, 34].

A very trace amount of the (highly unstable) isotope 218Rn is also among the daughters of 222Rn.

No radon isotopes occur significantly in the neptunium (237Np) decay series, though a trace amount of the (extremely unstable) isotope 217Rn is produced.

The great amount of aggregations in the unstable nanofluids can easily cause sedimentation and adsorption on the inner surface of the system, which will probably result in the degradation of heat transfer efficiency, raising of pumping power, and even blocking up in system pipe blocks.

Environmentalists loathe the oil sands, but strategically they are lucrative – the US wants to cut the amount of oil it imports from unstable parts of the world and Canada is judged a friendlier source than Libya.

(2) To compare the amount of wire deflection in an unstable model with that in an intact bone model.

The calculations indicate that the 0 0 1 raft structure is stabilized by a small amount of creep deformation but becomes unstable when the creep strain in the γ phase exceeds the magnitude required to fully relax the lattice mismatch.

It has been reported that the rates of the formation of GNPs in pure water were approximately zero without any additives such as surfactants, water-soluble polymers and aliphatic alcohols and ketones under atmospheric conditions, resulting in only a small amount of synthesised GNPs that were unstable and coagulated within several hours [16].