Sentence examples for an effective reaction from inspiring English sources
And it prompted an effective reaction, which suggests a strong Power of Context.
Hydrothermal media provides an effective reaction environment for the synthesis of nanocrystalline TiO2 with high purity, good dispersion and well-controlled crystalline.
In some cases the use of both water and dense phase carbon dioxide serves as an effective reaction medium.
This model is used to build an effective reaction rate term which is incorporated in the dust cloud-scale CFD model through an appropriate source term.
The compiled evidence of high pressure enzyme enhancement in this review indicates that pressure is an effective reaction parameter with potential for greater utilization in enzyme catalysis.
The experimental study followed by mathematical processing of the data showed that supercritical ethanol is an effective reaction medium for thermal isomerization of α-pinene.
Such an interlayer enables uniform transport of oxide ions to and from the LSCF-SDC electrode, resulting in an enlarged effective reaction zone (ERZ).
With this approach, valid when colloidal particles are small enough, we study Brownian and gravity-driven deposition on a face-centred cubic (FCC) arrangement of spherical grains, and define a robust upscaling based on a linear effective reaction rate.
This minimal network could also be derived from the full apoptotic signaling network by (i) grouping functionally redundant proteins and (ii) replacing a set of reactions by a single effective reaction with modified rate constants.
Comparing the behaviour of the stochastic with the deterministic system, we determine the threshold number of molecules required for robust polarization in a given effective reaction volume.
For example, the three elementary (unimolecular or bimolecular) reactions which describe the enzyme-assisted catalysis of substrate S into product P via the Michaelis-Menten reaction, S + E ⇌ k 1 k 0 C → k 2 E + P, can be replaced by a single effective reaction S → k ′ P. Note that here E and C denote the free enzyme species and the enzyme-substrate complex species, respectively.
