Sentence examples for extent of agglomeration from inspiring English sources

Samples synthesized at different temperatures have different extent of agglomeration.

The Krieger Dougherty function and its emulsion analogue indicated that in this region the mesophase pitch emulsions actually behaved like 'hard' sphere systems and the effective volume fraction was estimated as a function of shear rate illustrating the change in extent of agglomeration.

The extent of agglomeration of particles in the sample is meliorated.

Also, the highest level of "z" (maximum extent of agglomeration) causes the minimum modulus.

If the extent of agglomeration of the reinforcement phase increases, the extent of irregular microcracks would also increase during the pressing-sintering process.

Thus, the pattern emerges within each time series such that the extent of agglomeration is decreasing with an increase in decomposition pressure.

The extent of particle agglomeration is lower for oxides obtained from freeze-dried Ni,Mn citrates.

Furthermore, the effect of the bulk polymerization temperature and the comonomer to monomer molar ratio on the extent of particle agglomeration in ethylene copolymerization FBRs is investigated.

Application of the powders at different humidity conditions, especially at very low or very high levels, could possibly affect the extent of powder agglomeration and thus its deposition in the respiratory system.

Thus, the effectiveness of any synthetic method can be defined in terms of the percentage of particles obtained within the required size range and extent of self-agglomeration during separation process.

The number of hospital beds, which serves as a measure for the agglomeration extent of the local medical industry (especially once population density is controlled for), is obtained from the 2009 Provider of Services (POS) File.