Sentence examples for contribution of reaction from inspiring English sources

The contribution of reaction in the storage section is found to be less than 2% of the overall rate of conversion in the contactor.

A significant contribution of reaction of the hexafluoride with silicon, which diffuses through the growing metal layer, to the overall rate obscures the kinetics of the reduction of molybdenum hexafluoride with hydrogen.

The contribution of reaction j was computed using isotopomer mapping matrices [ 28] that trace carbon from the substrate to the reaction products.

The standard inclusion of 1000 units/ml SOD in the reaction mix rules out a contribution of reaction with superoxide (doubling the concentration to 2000 units/ml had no additional effect; results not shown).

This suggest that the objective function may have a more intricate form (e.g., ∑ i = 1 N α y i, j + ∑ l = 1 F (1 - α ) z l, j, where α is a parameter weighting the contribution of reaction rates and metabolite concentrations).

Thus, the contribution of reactions, such as WGRS, CO methanation and coke formation were reduced as well.

The mathematical models accounting for the contributions of reaction kinetics, external and intraparticle mass transfers, and axial and radial mixing for simple and complex reaction kinetics have been summarized.

Hence, a (steady-state) flux vector v represents the metabolic state of the cells at a given time, without any information on the kinetics of the reactions; it shows the contribution of each reaction to the overall metabolic processes of substrate utilization and product formation.

Catalyst performance, i.e. conversion, product distribution and short-term stability, was compared with plain ZrO2 support to derive a reaction network, including contributions of reactions in the gas phase, on the support and on Rh.

Table  1 lists the relative contributions of reactions producing ATP.

Notably, the contribution of the reaction specific to the IFB motif (3) is dominated by the reaction specific to the IFF motif (1).