Sentence examples for correct chemistry from inspiring English sources
If the seepage water and the passage water have the correct chemistry, corrosive water forms in the mixing zone and dissolves away the joint-controlled wall and ceiling pockets.
While correct chemistry aids hybridization and thus replicability, the longer the oligonucleotide substrate, the more likely that it could absorb the energetic consequences of mispairing.
Therefore, replicators would "selfishly" select for not only correct chemistry but eventually for shorter and shorter substrates (James and Ellington 1999).
Fleder dedicated a great deal of focus to establishing the correct chemistry between Braugher and D'Onofrio.
Their microscopic tubules could no longer handle the job of correcting blood chemistries and cleansing Bill's blood of the toxins and impurities that accumulate from daily living.
The coupled models enable to properly locate the reaction zone via the flame surface density closures along with a correct prediction of the chemistry evolution in the flame front.
The assay is quantitative, having used a complete synthetic repertoire of TCRs to establish an amplification baseline and adjust the assay chemistry to correct for primer bias.
When psychological and emotional disturbances can be traced to faulty brain chemistry and corrected with a pill, the idea that sitting and talking can treat a problem such as clinical depression might seem outdated.Robert DeRubeis of the University of Pennsylvania and his colleagues beg to differ, however.
These axioms are not only out of line with scientific facts but are directly opposed to them; if homeopathy is correct, then much of physics, chemistry and pharmacology must be incorrect.
The accurate description of NH3 adsorption/desorption from the catalyst surface is the basis for the correct description of the NH3 SCR catalytic chemistry.
These arrangements have explanations at different levels – mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology – each individually correct, but all necessary together.
