Sentence examples for established in solution from inspiring English sources

The pH gradient field was established in solution through electrolysis method.

Acid-base equilibria are rapidly established in solution, generally within a fraction of a second (see chemical reaction).

The global organization of multi-domain proteins and complexes can now be accurately established in solution, providing insights into distinguishing structural features under different solution environments or with respect to the solid state.

The limited role of solvent molecules in the hydrogen-bond stabilization of solutes can be related with the fact that a strong hydrogen bond is more difficult to be established in solution than in the gas phase due to the role of rupturing or weakening the hydrogen bonds played by water molecules [42, 43].

For all emulsion experiments, PCR conditions were established in solution prior to being carried out in an emulsion.

This behaviour has been reported earlier with other metal ions, and is related to the multiple complexation and deprotonation processes established in solution, which inversely affects the chemical shifts.

The mathematical objective function established in the solution process aims to minimise the total cost, which consists of the material transportation cost between the relevant site facilities and the dismantling, setup and relocation costs for all of the involved site facilities in each construction stage.

It should be noted that although the complexation stoichiometry in the solid phase (2 1) differs from that established in aqueous solution (predominantly 1 1, as established by the Job plot and ITC titrations; see the Supporting Information), the tendency for deep immersion is reflected in both phases.

For the cylindrically symmetric problem to the three-dimensional compressible Navier-Stokes equations, when the viscosity coefficients are both constants, the uniqueness of the weak solutions was proved in [17, 18], the global existence of isentropic compressible cylindrically symmetric solution was established in [29]; this result was later generalized to the nonisentropic case in [21].

Under certain assumptions imposed on the initial data, the global existence and uniqueness of a strong solution to FBVP for CNS are established, in particular, the strong solution tends pointwise to a non-vacuum equilibrium state at an exponential time-rate as the time tends to infinity.

Because of the solution of this differential equations being established in a certain subinterval, solutions will be analyzed as a system of difference equations.