Sentence examples for concentrations balanced from inspiring English sources

In scientific studies on humic substances, avoiding the generation of artifacts during the extraction is a main concern, and mild conditions are the common choice (extractions at room temperature and low NaOH concentrations, balanced by very long extraction times, often overnight): yield considerations are secondary.

In this case, detailed balance demands that the associated species concentrations balance each other off.

Following general mechanisms of formation of crystalline materials, crystals found in synovial fluid apparently form via a phase change from liquid to solid where the solute concentrations balance within the solid solution equilibrium (metastable region), i.e. above saturation point but below that at which crystal formation is inevitable.

The order in which participants were exposed to the different CO2 concentrations was balanced across groups, including all possible orders of low-, medium-, and high-concentration sessions.

The starch concentration was balanced using different proportions of corn meal and soybean hulls.

There is equilibrium among certain tissue pools, and serum concentration is balanced by magnesium from bone.

(C D ) The process in (A B ) exemplified by wide-field fluorescence (C ) and deconvolved (D ) images of a solution of GUVs consisting of POPC SM Ch (1 1 1) labeled with 0.5 mol% Rho-DPPE at 25°C containing 200 mM sucrose concentration, osmotically balanced by 200 mM glucose in (C ), and under an osmotic differential of ∼200 mM in (D ) at 25°C.

It was observed that A. lagopoides secretes salts from its salt glands and the rate of secretion increases concomitantly with increasing salt concentration to maintain balanced Na+ concentration.

Other long-term impacts include poor memory, concentration, balance and coordination.

Other long-term effects include poor memory, concentration, balance and coordination.

The two-dimensional governing equations for the physical phenomenon are expressed in a velocity pressure formulation, along with the energy and concentration balance equations.