Sentence examples for comparable composition from inspiring English sources
Textural properties of BA-derived materials were compared to those obtained for solids of comparable composition, prepared by classical citric acid complexation method.
Surprisingly, blends based on 6-arm star-shaped poly d,l-lactide-co-glycolide) retain their mechanical properties for a longer period than blends with linear matrices of comparable composition.
By comparing the overall latex characteristics and stability (shelf stability, freeze thaw testing and addition of electrolyte solutions and ethanol) it was concluded that an LA-functionalized diblock copolymer MPEO45-CL10-LA MPEO45-CL10-LA MPEO45-CL10-LAf PMMA latices than an LA-functionalized triblock copolymer of comparable composition and HLB value.
The analyzed sediments showed a comparable composition of fatty acids and a predominance of the C16:0 [72]. Figure 7 Distribution of the saturated fatty acids C 16:0 and C 18 0 and the monounsaturated fatty acid C 18 1ω9 over the profile.
For all samples the same sample preparation step was applied because of their comparable composition.
Then, once the hole is quite dry, it is filled with material of comparable composition and hardness to the surface layers of the roadway around it, in order to reestablish as uniform a surface as possible.
Films of comparable compositions from the two types of cathodes have similar structure and properties.
Inspired by comparable compositions on ancient sarcophagi, this is the first heroic deathbed scene in the artist's career and in the entire history of painting and it spawned countless later imitations.
The atomic compositions are from the bulk of the thin film, free from surface contamination, and were obtained by combining AES with sequential argon ion bombardment until comparable compositions were obtained for consecutive data points.
Samples of comparable compositions, characterised by high soda, iron, alumina and titania and very low manganese were already identified by Rehren and Cholacova [33] in Byzantine glasses from Dichin (Bulgaria) and named "HIT" (High Iron and Titanium).
It is interesting to note that both groups CL1 and CL3 include raw chunks, glassworking wastes and objects of comparable compositions while group CL2, which comprises 6 samples only, includes objects and two glassworking wastes but no raw chuck.
