Sentence examples for compound performance from inspiring English sources
Suwannee NOM was used as a model compound; performance was quantified by UV-abs-254 and DOC removal.
Hunt's compound performance has suffered because of her recurve commitments, as shown by a disappointing first-round defeat in the European Indoor Championships last month.
Z-scores from tests that were included in each compound performance index will be averaged.
Our primary outcome, cognitive functioning, consists of four compound performance indices, namely psychomotor speed, memory, cognitive flexibility and planning.
The T. cruzi luc strain expressing firefly luciferase is a complementary HTS drug discovery platform, which allows rapid assessment of compound performance in vivo.
To limit the number of dependent variables and to improve the robustness of the underlying cognitive construct, the raw test scores will be clustered in four compound performance indices, namely psychomotor speed, memory, cognitive flexibility and planning.
But on the average, you're sustained, compounded performance over a long period of time works out to be above average– if not always the highest, above average in your industry.
Using n-octane containing BT, DBT and 4,6-DMDBT as model compound, the performance of the catalysts in oxidative desulfurization (ODS) using in situ generated H2O2 from H2 and O2 were investigated.
We further evaluated our compound assignment performance using ontology B containing androstane and pregnane classes.
A series of experiments were carried out to investigate the synthesized compound adsorption performance after confirming the purposed special morphology (shown in Figure 1a,b,c,d).
Thus the results of the present and previous studies suggest that NaAcetate could be used as an alkalinizing compound for performance enhancement, and in fact the delay in peak metabolic alkalosis that appears to occur with NaAcetate administration – this may make detection of the alkalinizing agent more difficult when pre-race TCO2 testing is used.
