This conversion would occur in the mantle at depths of around 400 kilometres, and a second-order discontinuity at that depth can plausibly be ascribed to this conversion.
The hydrogen consumption is ascribed to the conversion of sulfur and of nitrogen, to the hydrogenation of aromatics and to hydrocracking based on a simulation applying ASPEN Plus®.
The swelling ratio r and the transition temperature (LCST) increased at low temperatures with the addition of SDS, this is ascribed to the conversion of non-ionic PNIPA gels into polyelectrolyte gels through the binding of SDS.
Additionally, the In 3d peak shifted towards a low binding energy, which could be ascribed to the conversion in the bonding state of In ions due to the loss of Sb ions (Sb vacancies) in InSb nanowires.
If aberrant segregation events were observed, they should be ascribed to gene conversion recombination process.
Finally, the third one at lowest frequencies was ascribed to the "gas conversion" phenomenon, coming from a difference in the local pO2 above the active sites of the working and counter electrodes.
On the other hand, when turning to the yield of diesel, it increases initially but then slightly declines, which is ascribed to its secondary conversion into lighter products [4, 28].
The improved cell performance can be ascribed to a promoted carbon conversion rate by the catalysts, and consequently higher concentration of gaseous fuels.
The high electrochemical reversibility of CoSe2 nanorods within the potential window of 0.4 3.0 V is ascribed to that the deep conversion reaction below 0.4 V is effectively avoided, thus the volume expansion and pulverization of CoSe2 nanorods are efficiently suppressed.
This conversion is ascribed to 17 β-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase 3 and this enzyme is responsible for the high relative estrogenic potency (REP) of estrone in the estrogen bioassay with the T47-D breast cancer cells (ER-CALUX test).
