Sentence examples for dynamic retention from inspiring English sources

We analyze three different methodologies to measure dynamic retention, and we compare the results with one another.

In this study, the dynamic retention capacities of four deep-reactive-ion-etched Si micropreconcentrator-focusers (μPCF) packed with a commercial graphitized carbon, Carbopack X (C-X), were characterized for several VOCs and compared to those of a reference capillary preconcentrator-focuser (cPCF).

As III) uptake experiment indicated that the retardation factor for As III) was 37 and dynamic retention capacity was 44.94 mg As III)/g Fe, which was much higher than the maximum adsorption capacity for As III) by FeS and FeS2.

Some use negative pressure techniques (VAC and vacuum pack) while others do not require active aspiration (Bogota bag, Wittmann patch, Dynamic retention sutures, absorbable or non-absorbable mesh or sheet).

Pimentel, H. et al. A dynamic intron retention program enriched in RNA processing genes regulates gene expression during terminal erythropoiesis.

Taken together, these results highlight PyOM's substantial and dynamic N retention capacity, and the relevance of weathering and exposure to oxidizing agents (e.g., microbial activity or ozone) when considering PyOM's potential role in N cycling.

We consider that one of the major causes of this epidermis-specific telomere dynamic is retention of a considerable amount of telomerase activity even in adult epidermal tissue [ 14].

The proposed molecular mechanism is as follows: patient IgG induces a rapid dispersal of GluN2A-NMDAR, preventing dynamic synaptic retention and inhibiting the downstream interaction between extracellular domains of GluN2A-NMDAR subunits [ 37].

Whole grafts and individual layers were analyzed using uniaxial tensile testing, dynamic compliance, suture retention, and burst strength.

Numerical simulations show that an accurate representation of the SPS′ dynamic characteristics requires the retention of the higher moments of inertia and flexibility.

The capacity to hold information in working memory is greater for the first and/or last items of a sequence of information (architecture), and varies according to the retention interval (dynamic) and the type of stimuli.