Sentence examples for capacity concentration from inspiring English sources
Total tract apparent digestibility (TTAD), and selected fecal (pH, buffering capacity, concentration of short-chain fatty acids) and blood (glucose, cholesterol, triglycerides) parameters were used as response parameters.
The commercial synthetic resin showed the highest exchange capacity (concentration factor 98%%) followed by the xanthated coal (concentration factor 96%%).
Then, very high initial concentrations of bacteria naturally decrease to the maximal capacity concentration, and so, if there are enough neutrophils to overcome the maximal capacity, they indeed defeat any size of bacterial infection.
The major advantages of vermicompost are desirable smell, balanced pH, low electrical conductivity, high cation exchange capacity, concentrations of available nutrients and plant growth promoting microorganisms.
[29] showed increases in oxygen radical antioxidant capacity concentrations in volunteers with Type 2 diabetes following a low, compared with a high, glycaemic index diet.
The present work indicated that an adsorption system with lower half-capacity concentration required less operating stages and adsorbent dosage, and demonstrated the importance of both half-life and half-capacity concentration in adsorption process design.
The half-life defined in the pseudo-second-order (PSO) equation and half-capacity concentration defined in the Langmuir equation were proposed to judge the extent of approaching equilibrium as well as the operating stages and adsorbent dose in an adsorption process.
The adsorption of 2,4-DCP and MB had a half-life in the range 0.53 1.96 and 0.98 1.27 min−1, respectively, which belonged to fast adsorption process; also, they had a half-capacity concentration in the range 0.065 0.176 and 0.011 0.018 mmol/L, respectively.
In order to assess a possible effect of this feed supplement on the antioxidative status, we also determined tocopherol concentrations, antioxidative capacity and concentrations of lipid peroxidation products in plasma and liver of the pigs.
We bring together recent results that connect the structure of a mass-action reaction network to its capacity for concentration robustness — that is, its capacity to keep the concentration of a critical bio-active species within narrow limits, even against large fluctuations in the overall supply of the network's constituents.
