Sentence examples for extent of acid from inspiring English sources
The extent of acid dilution and the amount of unreacted acid were also determined.
The extent and duration of septic shock and the extent of acid reflux to the esophagus may be associated with esophageal stricture after AEN.
The overexpression of the ctfA and ctfB genes increased both the speed and the extent of acid assimilation while the overexpression of the adc gene had a little effect (Table3).
To determine the extent of acid stratification caused by the cycling, the acid density values of the test batteries cycled at four different temperatures were measured using acid density monitoring.
The measurements showed that the extent of acid concentration gradients is dependent on the temperature, with acid stratification caused by an uneven distribution of current over the height of the plates.
We also found that the extent of acid-catalyzed cross-linking (i.e., formation of non-volatile product) in the benzylic polyformals was greater than that for benzylic polycarbonates.
Malate did not affect dry matter (DM) intake and balances of energy and N, but slightly decreased digestibilities of DM and organic matter (OM; P<0.05) and in a larger extent that of acid detergent fiber (P<0.001).
Important characteristics for differentiation were growth rates, colony size, production of brown diffusible pigment, hemolysin production, and to a lesser extent, production of acid from sucrose.
During preparation, the solutions, initially in absence of cobalt, were acidified to a various extent of mineral acid to ligand: asparagine and aspartic acid molar ratio 0.1 1; lysine and histidine 1 1; imidazole 1.1 1.
After generating an overall amino acid consensus from the protein alignment of each SMR subclass member we examined the extent of amino acid conservation at each position within loop and TM regions.
Nevertheless, the thiol and sulfenic acid-tagged species are differentiated from each other by 6 Da and the extent of sulfenic acid modification at a cysteine is determined from the ratio of heavy to light isotope-labeled peak intensities.
