Sentence examples for deviation upward from inspiring English sources
All of these lead to a rapid increase in viscosity at low temperatures, and this is why the logη versus 1/T curve has greater deviation upward at low temperatures.
An interesting observation is that the direction of curvature appeared to be related to the ion activity ratio: a positive deviation (upward curve, indicating increasing rate with time or amount of calcite precipitated) is associated with lower r values and a negative deviation (downward curve, indicating decreasing rate) is associated with higher r values.
Modulations of velocity along the trajectory were in agreement with those already described by Papaxanthis et al. [15]: the time to peak velocity values (TPV) were 0.43±0.07 and 0.5±0.06 (mean ± standard deviation) for upward and downward movements, respectively.
Upward deviation which occurs at higher αs values is due to the capillary condensation in primary mesopores.
Here, we defined the beginning of the upward deviation as the brightening time, as indicated by a vertical line in Fig. 5.
Before the eruption, the upward deviation of the IPT was 20 30 GW per event, whereas it was roughly 100 GW after the eruption (Fig. 3a, b).
Mn Al mixed oxide is mesoporous and is visualized from the upward deviation of the t plot start at t ~0.75 A°.
Subsequently, the upward deviation at higher P/P 0 (0.4 0.8) is believed to be associated with the progressive filling of mesopores via capillary condensation [19].
In conclusion, the usual linear temperature dependence of the inverse initial susceptibility (dc or ac) of MFs at lower temperatures is found whereas at higher temperatures, an upward deviation of linearity is observed.
It is shown that the adsorption of NH3 by activated carbons at different temperatures follows Dubinin's theory and, as in the case of water, for carbons with high oxygen contents one observes an upward deviation in the initial section of the DR plot.
This study shows that upward deviation from the tightly controlled physiological level of Wnt/β-catenin activity by genetic and chemical intervention in zebrafish embryos leads to compromised growth and maintenance of slow and fast muscle fibers.
