Sentence examples for extent of oxygen from inspiring English sources

Estimates of the extent of oxygen utilization in the oceans can be obtained by comparing concentrations of oxygen with those of argon, since the latter are only influenced by physical processes.

Greater the extent of oxygen vacancies higher is the gas response of ZnO [81].

The reduction behaviour and the extent of oxygen desorption were found to depend on the substitution degree (x).

Moreover, the achievable variations of solid circulation rate in the present study in cold model setup will determine obtainable limit of extent of oxygen transport and thermal energy.

Results show that a satisfactory extent of oxygen chemisorption can be attained at 300 400 °C with 1 2 h holding time.

Parametric studies are performed to investigate the effects of changes in the operating temperature, electrolyte flow rate and bubble diameter on the extent of oxygen evolution.

Although the authors stated that two animals died because of endotoxin-induced ALI, the extent of oxygenation impairment did not reach the ALI defining ratio of arterial partial oxygen pressure to inspired oxygen fraction (≤ 300).

Difference in the extent of reactive oxygen species formation and adsorption/binding of AgNPs was speculated to account for the observed phenomenon.

Temperature programmed desorption of adsorbed C18O2 has shown that the extent of surface oxygen exchange is higher on partially reduced samples exposing the (010) face.

The molecular titration of FIH by ARD-containing proteins likely determines the threshold (i.e., extent of decreased oxygen tension for activation of HIF-1α) (Schmierer et al. 2010).

The structural classification of the silicate minerals is in fact based on the extent of sharing of oxygen anions between the adjacent tetrahedra.