Sentence examples for differing active from inspiring English sources

To allow for separation of the differing active materials (depending on supplier and battery chemistry) from the foils, the acids were selected to react with the aluminum and copper foils.

In this respect, a previously proposed capsular device able to control the release performance based on its design and composition, which could extemporaneously be filled, was improved to include multiple separate compartments so that differing active ingredients or formulations may be conveyed.

These results have shown that it is possible to identify a common acid concentration and temperature that will separate the differing active materials from the current collecting foils in a reasonable length of time (within 3 min).

The intensity of the impact, however, differed between different active substances.

During the 10 years from 1997 2007, almost 1100 new types of pesticides (differing in active ingredients or formulation) were registered in Vietnam [ 33] while pesticide use by weight grew at an annual average of 7.6%% between 1990 and 2003 [ 34].

Six samples with differing InGaN active regions were investigated, separated into two sets: three samples contained QDs formed by "droplet epitaxy" grown on pseudosubstrates of varying dislocation density; and three QW samples with differing growth conditions were grown on low-dislocation templates (approximate density (3.0 ± 0.3) × 10 cm–2).

Data points in the lower right quadrant, i.e. exceeding 3 × ULN for ALT, but being below 2 × ULN for total bilirubin, suggest an increased risk for liver injury as well, if incidence is differing between active treatment and control groups, however, not to the same extent and with less specificity as compared to Hy's law.

Alterations in HR for time points 45 120 s, which significantly differed between active and passive recovery conditions, had a mean difference of 12 ± 3 bpm.

These differences cannot be explained by differences in leukocyte numbers, as absolute and relative neutrophil counts did not differ between active TB patients and controls (Berry et al., 2010).

In addition to affective responses, previous research has demonstrated different perceptual ratings of effort for specific exercise intensities when the process has differed between active and passive control.

(d) The mean (±s.e.m.) criterion score across subjects the mean criterion score did not significantly differ across active and passive conditions (n=10; two-tailed paired t-test; P=0.08).