Sentence examples for evolution of the intermediate from inspiring English sources
Compositional stresses change qualitatively and quantitatively the evolution of the intermediate phase with respect to the stress-free case.
Heterogeneous photocatalytic reduction of nitrate (2 mM) in the presence of formic acid (FA, 10 mM) using pure and modified TiO2 samples under UV vis irradiation was performed at pH 3, and the evolution of the intermediate and final products was analyzed.
This strongly suggests that a recombination event occurred at some time in the evolution of the intermediate haplotype.
To trace the evolution of the intermediate highly non-uniform system states using the Gibbs triangle, one must permanently evaluate the instant mole fractions of the phases.
The path-dependency of the sensitivity is due to the evolutions of the intermediate configuration and the internal plastic variables.
Thus the time-evolution of the intermediate protein Z is close to a periodic train of square pulses with time pattern (τ2, σ2) characterizing respectively its "on" and "off" phases.
This Acheulian hand ax was the product of evolution; certain of the intermediate stages, clearly leading to the typical and standardized form, have been identified as Chellean and Abbevillian.
The different elementary steps reaction rates were estimated as well as the evolution of the reaction intermediates coverage ratios with the potential.
New insight in the mechanism of the so-called "Fast SCR" reaction over a commercial Fe zeolite catalyst was gained by an in situ FTIR investigation of the evolution of the surface intermediates during step response runs addressing the adsorption of NO2, as well as the reactivity of surface NOx with NH3 and with NO.
Recently developed experimental technologies, such as Py-GC MS/FID, TG-MS/TG-FTIR, in situ sPy-GC MS/FID 2D-PCIS, isotopic labeling method, in situ EPR and PIMS have been employed for biomass pyrolysis research, including online monitoring of the evolutinn of key intermediate productsitud the qualitative and quantitative measpectroscopythe pyrolysis products.
Evolution and decay of the intermediate, [SF*][A], was quantified as the change in the fluorescence level of zyxin or paxillin.
