Sentence examples for comparatively flow from inspiring English sources
Comparatively, flow rate appeared to have a less significant effect on removal of xylan, lignin, cellulose, and total mass as well as recovery yields although flow rate was associated with reaction time to affect pretreatment kinetics.
For comparatively small flow velocities the frequency is proportional to volume flow and only a weak function of temperature and fluid properties.
Thus, we briefly present the current state of numerical models that describe the comparatively slower flow of air over non-ablating bodies in the rarefied regime.
Fast binding and dissociation kinetics allow comparatively high flow rates throughout column chromatography including elution.
Like other industrial wastewater, dyestuff containing industrial effluents is produced in huge amounts with comparatively high flow rates.
Finally, an optimization strategy was proposed to optimize the manifold geometries to obtain a comparatively even flow distribution among microchannels.
An optimization procedure is proposed to optimize the manifold geometries and dimensional variations to obtain comparatively ideal flow distribution between microchannels.
MCC characterize comparatively high flow rate and high sample capacity in comparison to single narrow columns [ 8].
The former probably reflects a relatively slow rate of inter-zonal transfer and the latter reflects the comparatively high flow rate and removal efficiency of the in-duct system.
Comparatively lower flows (350 500 mL/min) are possible in the simplified veno-venous circuit, but CO2 removal decreases with blood flow (~ 50 mL/min at 300 mL/min blood flow) and connection requires 15.5-Fr cannulation [4, 39].
The versatility and erudition of the classical maqāmah authors is dazzling, but the fables and parables that, during the first centuries of Islam, had been told in a comparatively easy flowing style later became subject to a growing trend toward artificiality, as did almost every other literary genre, including expository prose.
