Sentence examples for extent of polymerisation from inspiring English sources

The extent of polymerisation increases with the concentration of substrate (Xavier et al. 2011) i.e. BB.

Swinkels (1985) showed that the extent of polymerisation of starch molecule is influenced by the source of starch.

The AUC of paclitaxel alone, with a maximal extent of polymerisation, was set to 100% polymerisation.

Figures 5 A,B show unambiguously that in the presence of a high concentration of vanillin and 5HTC the extent of polymerisation was reduced dramatically.

The extent of spontaneous polymerisation is limited by the amount of Fe(III) present in the FE.

The vibrational isotope effects and the combined interpretation of Raman and IR band wavenumbers and characteristics suggest a mono-oxo configuration for the deposited molybdena phase on both catalytic systems at low (∼1.5 Mo/nm2) as well as at high (4 5 Mo/nm2) coverage, irrespective of extent of association (polymerisation).

However, a comparable extent of tubulin polymerisation was found in cells treated with equitoxic concentrations (IC80) of IDN 5390 or PTX (300 and 100 ng ml−1, respectively).

Because the amount of tubulin polymerised is directly proportional to the area under the curve (AUC), it was used to determine the extent of tubulin polymerisation by different test compounds.

We agree with the reviewers about the confusion that persists in the literature concerning the precise extent of Pol α polymerisation.

Since temperatures of 42°C and above are known to damage tissues [ 20], the extent of maximal heat generation during glue polymerisation was investigated.

A plausible mechanism is the inhibition of polymerisation of bonding agent by residual oxygen formed during the bleaching.