Sentence examples for effects of various components from inspiring English sources
The effects of various components in an emulsion polymerization system on the dissociation rate coefficient of persulfate at 50 °C are examined using iodometry.
In this study, the effects of various components (Si, Al and P) and crystallization time on the preparation of acidic materials and their properties are extensively described.
The effects of various components of intervention are interesting, and therefore some post hoc analyses related to this issue were completed.
Based on the mechanical properties and effect of various components in the support and surrounding rock system, the mechanical model of support and surrounding rock was established and provided a basis for further investigation on the relationship between the support and surrounding rock.
The measurement of equivalence, while conceptually feasible, is in practice likely to require sophisticated analysis to determine the relative effect of various components of export competition.
The major objective of this work is the formulation of a synthetic lignocellulosic hydrolysate (SH), as a tool to understand the effect of various components from pretreated biomass on microbial fermentation.
Reducing the stigma of mental illness appears to require the combined effect of various components within medical education curricula: knowledge, contact-based interventions, and attending to the student's internal experience of working with people with mental illness.
Although it has been suggested that impaired quality of life during cancer treatment in children is the effect of treatment as a whole, rather than the specific effect of various components (e.g. corticosteroids) [ 15], the results of this study suggest that dexamethasone probably plays an important (and possibly underestimated) role.
However, experiments to further explore the effect of various components are limited by the high variability in blood samples and the low volume of blood that can be drawn from finger-pricks (also a main factor in our low [DNA] measurements and poor 260/280 ratios in Tables 1C and 1D).
