Sentence examples for existing in the small from inspiring English sources
Kinetics on the adsorption of n-butene onto the acidic OH groups existing in the small pores of ferrierite (FER) were studied between 233 and 253 K by IR spectroscopy.
This raises the possibility of more than one stem cell population existing in the small intestine, although the different populations might overlap.
It is thought that prolonged repetitive applications of capsaicin depletes substance P (SP) and other neuropeptides existing in the small-diameter afferent fibers [44], and then desensitizes TRPV1 receptor/cation channel [45].
My examples were limited and I struggled for presenting cases other than scattered efforts existing in smaller pockets or tales of campaigns by civil society members and media trials.
In the network presentation we used here, the width of a link is proportional to the inverse of the non-rejection rate, which indicates the confidence with which the hypothesis of null partial correlation is not rejected, that is, the chance of the edge not existing in the graph is the smaller the smaller the non-rejection rate is.
The model is verified with the experimental data existing in the literature for a small size radial turbine using working fluid of Argon.
For each set, the small molecules existing in the reference library were firstly removed, and the sequences were mapped onto DRTs by similarity searching against the local BLAST database mentioned above.
Frequency-invariant null-steering beamformers are designed for the small microphone arrays existing in the smart-room.
The proposed algorithms are able to easily obtain the optimal solutions for 24 small instances existing in the literature in addition to efficiently solve new generated medium and large instances.
Our results support the hypotesis that small rafts existing in the plane of the biomembranes are driven by the tendecies of ceratin lipids to interact.
All decomposing animal and vegetable matter gives out emanations which are absolutely poisonous, when concentrated; and always injurious, unless existing in exceeding small quantity.
