Sentence examples for extent of dye from inspiring English sources

The linear extent of dye penetration was measured.

The color difference ΔE relative to the undegraded silk was used as the measure of the extent of dye adsorption.

Apical pressure was correlated with the extent of dye clearance from the end of a needle tip in a plastic root canal model with similar dimensions.

After 5 h of photocatalytic reaction, the extent of dye degradation is 70, 60, 15 and 5 % for initial dye concentration of 5, 10, 20 and 30 ppm, respectively, as shown in Fig. 7b.

Increasing the adsorbent dosage at constant MB concentration provided more available adsorption sites for the dye and thus increased the extent of dye removal (Banat et al. 2003; Urses et al. 2006).

All four systems under investigation (MB-breadfruit peel, MB-breadfruit core, MV-breadfruit peel, and MV-breadfruit core) show similar extent of dye removal of about 80% under the conditions employed.

The extent of AG dye adsorption onto the PANI NT salt/silica composite is highly accessible as compared to the other substrates.

The labelled DNA was purified using a MiniElute kit (Qiagen, Crawley, W. Sussex, UK) and the extent of Cy dye incorporation was measured using a nanodrop spectrophotometer.

It was observed that even when subjected to culture conditions allowing maximal junctional communication (sub-confluent, undifferentiated monolayer), the extent of GL15 dye-coupling was low, especially when compared to results obtained from other cultured cells of astrocytic origin [ 27].

The extent of biosorption of dyes is affected by experimental factors, such as shaking time, settling time, and the pH of the medium.

Batch studies were conducted to study the effect of various operating parameters on the extent of adsorption of dye.