Sentence examples for evolution of the molar from inspiring English sources

The reaction was well-controlled and exhibited excellent livingness as evidenced by low dispersity and evolution of the molar mass distribution.

Kinetic enhancement was ascertained via theoretical evolution of the molar fraction of product in both streams coming from either the separator (in series with the reactor) or from the integrated unit, whereas thermodynamic enhancement was ascertained via theoretical evolution of the overall Gibbs' free energy in either configuration.

Our results indicate that the radiation of muroid rodents is characterized by multiple parallel and convergent evolutions of the molar crown, originating from an ancestor characterized by grade B molars.

We thus looked for a factor that may drive a faster evolution of the upper molar compared to the lower molar.

The evolution of all the molar functions, ΔḠLi, ΔH̄Li and ΔS̄Li are in good agreement with the structural data and are correlated to the electrochemical behaviour of LixMn2O4.

Statistical modeling of the evolution of the polymer molar mass distribution shows the results to be consistent with the random scission, near the mid-point, of those polymer chains that exceed a certain flow field-dependent critical chain length.

Open image in new window Fig. 5 Evolution of the solute molar fractions at the interface as calculated by the two models.

By conferring a certain independence for the evolution of the first molar, this change in the cascade might have been the key, rather than the consequence, of the hypermolarisation process.

The morphologies, optical properties, and crystalline structures of the materials synthesized by the bulk mixing method agree well with the proposed mechanism of morphological evolution, indicating the molar ratio change in the reaction zone within the microfluidic device during the 3D-HF experiments.

Correlated with this diet is the evolution of selenodont molar teeth — teeth with crescent-shaped ridges — for more efficient grinding of plants.

The equations governing the evolution of the phase fields and the molar concentration field are derived in a thermodynamically consistent way using microforce balance laws.