Sentence examples for dispersed status from inspiring English sources

A narrow size-distribution is found, typically in the range of 10-30 nm, as shown in Figure 2. It should be noted that the measured particle size in the liquid medium is generally larger than the primary particle size even under fully dispersed status (no agglomeration), as the DLS measures the hydrodynamic size of the particles, determined by the Brownian motion effect.

Consequently the DLS result reveals almost a fully dispersed particle status in the liquid.

Additional file 1: Figure S2 shows the disperse status of Na x (H2O) y TaS2 in aerobic water, i.e., operating in air, and anaerobic water, i.e., dispelling the oxygen of water, respectively.

We found that ECCNBs dissolved in a medium solution gave a well-dispersed status (Fig. 1c) in a medium solution.

Of the respondents, the civil/marital statuses were dispersed: 58% were married; 2% married, but not recognized in Lebanon; 4% separated; 5% divorced; and 26% single.

The utility industry, which might find it in its economic interest to challenge the status quo, is too dispersed and too conservative to rise to the opportunity.

Olive oil industries in its current status, typically small mills dispersed, cannot afford such high treatment costs.

Canadian provinces are geographically dispersed, display considerable variation in socioeconomic status and health, and thus can be expected to vary in the need for health services.

However, the African-Caribbean population is much smaller and geographically dispersed, the latter making socio-economic status difficult to assess based on Census data.

However, the pathophysiological events occurring in tissue are more likely than dispersed serum factors to reflect the clinical status and outcome in individual patients.

Firstly, we analysed the methylation status of the LINE-1 repetitive elements that are dispersed throughout the genome and have been shown to reflect the general methylation status of intergenic DNA.