Sentence examples for buffer ability from inspiring English sources
The results indicated the PCHCMs have better thermal properties and moisture buffer ability.
Our results suggest that mineral supplementation tends to affect milk and milk fat synthesis and that factors other than DCAD, potassium ion, or buffer ability may be implicated.
Two-phase digestion appeared to have higher treatment capacity and better buffer ability for high organic loading rate (OLR) (up to 5.0 g (VS) L−1 d−1), compared with the low OLR of 3.5 g (VS) L−1 d−1 for single-phase system.
As the increasing of total solid, DM kept the κ value more stable than PM and CM, which indicated DM with greater buffer ability to acid than other manure.
Thus, gene expression programmes mediated by HIF1 α transcription factor allow cells to increase the efficiency of glycolysis via enhanced ability to uptake glucose, via stimulation of glycolytic enzymes, and via increased ability to buffer the acidic, pyruvate- and lactate-enriched intracellular environment.
Robustness refers to the ability of biological systems to function in the face of perturbations, and genotypes vary in their ability to buffer perturbations (de Visser et al. 2003; Kitano 2004; Wagner 2005; Masel and Siegal 2009).
As the results show, the lower pH buffer reinforced ability of enzymatic hydrolysis.
It is worth noting that we've seen this sort of buffer recall ability before — for audio in app form, with the likes of Heard, for instance.
Packets in a guaranteed flow buffer have ability to be transmitted in a certain rate while packets in a best effort flow will be transmitted only when there is sufficient remaining bandwidth.
It's difficult to find a position where science majors are respected more for their "intangible skills" such as organizational prowess than for their pipetting and buffer preparation ability.
