Sentence examples for considerable condensation from inspiring English sources

After 6 h exposure there was considerable condensation and fragmentation of the nucleic acid in many cells (Figure 4B).

The nature of opera may have dictated their considerable condensations, reinventions and omissions of whole scenes and characters from the movie.

You can inadvertently cause condensation that way.

"Without that you get fog and condensation".

The obtained results show that the solution pH of 8too 9 is a better one to synthesize uniform cobalt since at lower pH, condensation reaction was considerable so that the cobalt sample was completely agglomerated (Table 1).

This is probably due to self-condensation of a considerable portion of the trialkoxysilyl-functionalized QDs leading to deposition of larger hydrophobic silica aggregates within the cellulosic network (cf. Fig.  5c) and even closure of some of the pores as observed previously (Litschauer et al. 2011).

The results indicate that the unit has relatively high performance ratio because of a considerable fraction of the latent heat of condensation and the sensible heat of the warm condensate being successfully utilized three times to preheat and evaporate the feedstock.

Particularly, the condensation of DNA by polycations received considerable attention for its potential in gene delivery applications, where the development of safe and effective non-viral vectors remains a central challenge.

Since the potential of sulfuric acid condensation from flue gases is of considerable economic significance, a multi-layer feed forward artificial neural network has been presented for accurate prediction of the flue gas sulfuric acid dew points to mitigate the corrosion problems in process and power plants.

Phosphorylation of histone H3 has gained a considerable attention since it was demonstrated to closely associate with condensation of mitotic chromosomes in mammalian cells [17,18].

Since its first experimental realization in dilute bosonic atomic gases in 1995, the Bose-Einstein condensation (BEC) of ultra-cold atomic and molecular gases has attracted considerable interests both theoretically and experimentally.