Sentence examples for exhibit a reaction from inspiring English sources
All SBA-15 samples exhibit a reaction induction time necessary for the formation of Si C linkages associated with the creation of active sites.
In the virtual synchronous generator (VSG) concept, the power electronics interface of the ESS is controlled in a way to exhibit a reaction similar to that of a real synchronous generator (SG) to a change or disturbance [10, 11, 12, 13].
From time to time the overall IDT results should be assessed and allergens, which do not exhibit a reaction may be replaced with other important allergens [ 49].
Based on the conservation of catalytic residues, we predict that CYTH domains are likely to chelate two divalent cations, and exhibit a reaction mechanism that is dependent on two metal ions, analogous to nucleotide cyclases, polymerases and certain phosphoesterases.
One theory is that in the first stage the subject learns that a neutral stimulus (a ringing bell) is to be presented along with another stimulus (food) whether or not it exhibits a reaction (salivation).
The growth rate of hydride of U 2.5 wt%Nb, calculated by measuring the perimeter of the hydride spots recorded by the in situ microscope, exhibited a reaction temperature dependency in the range of 40 160 °C, for pressure of 0.8 × 105 Pa.
The formulation based on the NNA compound improves the polymerisation activity of pNA exhibiting a reaction rate up to 2.1 M s−1 and reaching a conversion of nearly 85%.
Thermal inactivation of CD4 exhibited a reaction order of 1.3, an Ea of 278 kJ/mol (66.5 kcal/mol), and a Ti of 52.2°C.
When immunised with egg-containing vaccine, these patients should be treated as if they had in fact exhibited a reaction to egg exposure.
This is because coke deposits with a tridimensional structure exhibit a coke reaction order increasing from close to 0 to approaching 1 as the oxidation reaction proceeds.
Cross section, in nuclear or subatomic particle physics, probability that a given atomic nucleus or subatomic particle will exhibit a specific reaction (for example, absorption, scattering, or fission) in relation to a particular species of incident particle.
