Sentence examples for at a same iron from inspiring English sources

Since all four heterostructures have iron oxide components with similar sizes and shapes, their T2 weighted MR images at a same iron concentration gradient (in the range from 0 to 0.5 mM) displayed similar contrast effects.

At the same iron content in the coating, the thickness of the Γ phase layer is thicker at a higher temperature.

However, the signal in the cells treated with SPPTC decayed much greater than that of the cells treated with SPPC at the same iron concentration (Figure 3a).

In addition, T2-weighted solution MRIs of MNCs obtained at the same iron concentration (0.74 Fe mM) showed darker images with decreased amount of polysorbate 80. Importantly, MNCs fabricated from LMNPs showed the strongest darkening effect.

To further identify the iron-dependent mechanism, several other iron-based MNPs, such as Fe3O4/Co/Mn, FePt, and Zn0.4Fe2.6O4, with similar sizes and the same coating (PEGylation), were chosen to treat MSCs at the same iron concentration (108 μM).

He settled in at Sant'Agata, where the same iron hand and obsessive attention to detail that he had applied to operatic rehearsals came to control all aspects of his farming enterprise.

X-ray diffraction analysis was not performed on temperature-aggregated particles in this study; however, based on our previous studies [29], aging these same iron oxyhydroxide nanoparticles at 78°C caused a gradual transformation from ferrihydrite to goethite over a 7-day duration.

However, it is not certain that (1) various nail types will give comparable results or (2) the same iron nails at locations with very different water chemistry would work well.

However, at higher sample concentrations EPS and IPS showed almost same iron chelating activities (Fig.  1f).

The effect of light on one element can also indirectly affect other elements: a daily cycle of photoreduction, reoxidation, and precipitation of iron III) species affects dissolved As, Cu, and P, which adsorb to iron III) oxides as they reappear at night and may be subsequently released the next day upon photoreduction of the same iron oxides [158, 159 , 161]

The same iron rules govern.