Sentence examples for comparable conditions of from inspiring English sources
An assemblage thus consists of minerals that formed under the same or quite comparable conditions of pressure and temperature.
Under comparable conditions of testing the loss rate was larger for the PE 80 than for the PE 100.
On the other hand, the composites with carbon black display distinctly more stable conductive particle network resulting in only small variations in the conductivity under comparable conditions of deformation.
Besemer et al. [27] and Artigas et al. [12] reported microbial biomass similar to the values determined in the present experiment under comparable conditions of nutrient availability (e.g. bacterial cell densities up to 1.13 × 108cells cm−2 or chlorophyll a concentrations of 0.03 to 6.28 μg cm−2).
Comparable conditions of interest are listeriosis, cerebrocortical necrosis, focal symmetrical encephalomalacia and tick born fever and encephalitis.
Irradiation experiments with 1.5 MeV Kr+ ions conducted by Wang et al. ([1994]) under comparable conditions to the experiments of Wang et al. ([1999]) showed that the critical, upper temperature of amorphization of Fa12 olivine and fluorapatite are very similar.
Viability assays were performed using comparable conditions to 30 min of electrophile treatment to determine if cell death caused the cytokine inhibition.
Under comparable conditions, coupling of amino groups to aldehydes is much slower than to NHS esters.
Since the experimental design developed had only one run with comparable conditions, the discussion of the effects of ferric sulfate will be assessed based on initial pH and dye type.
Then, the model is tested against available experimental data under comparable conditions in terms of in-furnace flow state, temperature distribution, and the characteristics of the cohesive zone.
The two systems were studied under comparable conditions in terms of process temperature, treatment time and ratio between the mass of biomass and the overall volume of treatment water.
