Sentence examples for extent of solvent from inspiring English sources
There was a direct correlation between the extent of solvent ingress and the environmental stress cracking behaviour of amorphous TPI.
It was concluded that a combination of droplet charge effects and a reduction in the extent of solvent evaporation could be responsible for these effects.
This relies on the real-time evaluation of the cost-optimal extent of solvent regeneration at given energy and CO2 prices.
However, at a potential characteristic of the double layer for platinum, EQCN frequency measurements gave a measure of the extent of solvent displacement by the adsorbed protein.
Carbon additives of different surface area were incorporated in LixMn2O4 composite cathodes and their effects on the extent of solvent oxidation, spinel dissolution and capacity losses in 4 V cells were investigated.
An important component of the study of membrane proteins involves the determination of details associated with protein topology — for example, the location of transmembrane residues, specifics of immersion depth, orientation of the protein in the membrane, and extent of solvent exposure for each residue.
The extent of this negative solvent effect should be greater in the intermolecular solute-solvent hydrogen bond than in the intramolecular one because the former is exposed to bulk solvent in a larger part than the latter.
However, the extent of improvement in organic solvent tolerance in JA300 acrR IS was lower than that in JA300 marR because the disruption of acrR did not influence the expression level of TolC.
Where ν is the wave number at maximum absorption, s, a and b are regression factors, whose values depend on the extent of contribution of each solvent parameter to the predicted values ν'.
When microorganisms are incubated in the presence of a large amount of an organic solvent, the extent of growth inhibition is inversely correlated with the log POW of the solvent (Inoue and Horikoshi 1989).
The major peak intensity ratios were compared to gain quantitative information about the extent of polymerization in various solvents.
