Sentence examples for convenient rate from inspiring English sources
The reaction occurs at a convenient rate only in the presence of certain finely divided metal catalysts, such as nickel (Ni), platinum (Pt), palladium (Pd), or rhodium (Rh).
A convenient rate for a statistical test is to give more detailed characterization than "likely" when p-value > 0.05, or "unlikely" when p-value < 0.05.
Convenient rate expressions for subsequent reactor modeling in a companion paper are derived from a set of elementary rate expressions using the approximation of near saturation of the catalyst surface by carbon monoxide and near partial equilibrium of adsorption/desorption of carbon monoxide and hydrogen.
The two largest peaks are at the limits of the distribution: they comprise both sites whose rate is properly approximated by one of the two extreme evolutionary rates, but also sites whose rate would be smaller or larger, if the discretized gamma law was able to provide a convenient rate.
"It's a great way to finance our expenses at convenient rates, and the bank doesn't risk much because they can always sell the cheese".
A dimensionless set of stress-transfer parameters (STP) was developed to quantify the screw bone load sharing, enabling a convenient rating to be given of the biomechanical compatibility of practically any given screw design according to the nature of the simulated mechanical interaction.
We found that GFP as a reporter, combined with a drug selection marker, gave the most consistent and convenient mutation rate measurements.
However, being convenient for rating single purification steps they cannot estimate the performance of combinations of these steps.
The Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HAD) has been established as a convenient self-rating screening instrument for anxiety and depression [ 11, 12].
A digital pulse processing system convenient for high rate gamma-ray spectroscopy with NaI(Tl) detectors has been designed.
Runs performed at convenient temperature scanning rates provided evidence for an irreversible denaturation process according to the Lumry and Eyring model.
