Sentence examples for differences in the equilibrium from inspiring English sources
No significant differences in the equilibrium modulus were seen when comparing regions or the hemijoint.
Similarities and differences in the equilibrium and kinetic response of the film in both electrolytes are discussed.
Structural changes of the passivating layer are accompanied by changes of the K+ ions activity in it causing differences in the equilibrium potential of the potassium electrode.
The underlying differences in the equilibrium of signaling pathways in the developing lung initiating and prolonging pathophysiologic changes in patients with BPD may persist during lung maturation and need to be considered when treatment regimen are applied [27].
The observed differences in the equilibrium shape and atomic structure evolution of growing NCs in and on SiO2is explained in terms of evolution in isotropic/anisotropic environment making the surface free energy function angular and/or radial symmetric/asymmetric affecting the rotational/translational invariance of the surface stress tensor.
As such, it is reasonable to speculate that differences in the equilibrium between serine and tyrosine phosphorylation of Stat1 could determine the outcome of an oncogenic insult and the efficacy of chemotherapies aimed at inducing Stat1 phosphorylation [62] [65].
The interaction is attributed to the difference in the equilibrium potentials of the two components at any given stoichiometry which redistributes the lithium among LMO and NMC particles until a common equilibrium potential is reached.
The removal of copper and cadmium from zeolite as a function of time can be mathematically expressed in terms of different kinetic adsorption models such as: Pseudo-first-order kinetic model supposes that the rate of change of adsorbate uptake with time is directly proportional to the difference in the equilibrium concentration and the amount of adsorbate uptake with time (Ho and McKay 1998).
Factors causing the difference in the equilibrium shape of β′-Mg7Y and β′-Mg7Gd precipitates are identified, and possible approaches to increase the aspect ratio of the β′ precipitates and thus to enhance the strength of Mg RE alloys are discussed.
The Mann-Whitney U test was used to test the statistical difference in the equilibrium hydration between normal cartilage specimens and the PG-degraded specimens.
