The phrase "as saturation" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing levels or states of saturation, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The solution reached a point of stability as saturation was achieved."
Alternatives: "at saturation" or "when saturation occurs".
Solid AS was added to the supernatants, increasing the AS saturation to 90% and 80% for the soluble- and wall-bound fractions, respectively, and stirred for 30 minutes at 4°C to precipitate proteins.
An additional test was performed to assess the impact of compositional heterogeneity as well as saturation: the alignment without saturated sites was recoded in 4 categories [ 70, 37].
But the other effect, which I wrote about on Sunday, is that as saturation approaches, the nature of competition changes.
Experts say smartphones in Britain are set to get cheaper, as saturation in the market fuels competition between operators.
And as saturation bombing ravaged German cities, the Nazi industrial machine increasingly lacked the ability to mount a vast bomb development project to compete with the American Manhattan Project.
In the weeks before, the Dubai-based, Saudi-owned station had run a series of adulatory interviews with Iyad Allawi, Iraq's interim prime minister, as well as saturation advertising to get out the vote.
The pre-operational tests, as saturation curve, recombination loss and polarity effect showed satisfactory results.
Sensitivity Dependent on the targeted species as well as saturation scheme.
Four of these events were classified as saturation excess events, due to a shallow water table.
The issue of existence of reaching phase due to physical constraints such as saturation of actuating devices is also addressed.
The sensor system relies on the change in the dielectric properties of the material as saturation takes place.
