Sentence examples for for example condensed from inspiring English sources

For example, condensed carbonaceous geosorbents, such as black carbon, coal and char, have greater sorption capabilities compared to natural amorphous organic matter [19].

For example, condensed transcriptionally inert heterochromatin is defined by H3K9 di- and tri-methylation, but immunofluorescence studies showed that centromeric chromatin, despite being highly condensed, does not contain these marks (Sullivan and Karpen 2004).

Interestingly, these materials can mimic some features of clinically approved adjuvants (e.g., alum), for example, by condensing or encapsulating antigen or other immune signals into particulate structures with sizes ranging from tens of nanometers to several microns.

For example, the condenser has the lowest readiness from all the other technologies.

Spec-wise, the players are identical, but the high-end BDP-LX54 has better vibration control and some high-quality parts (for example the condenser) the BDP-430 (pictured below) doesn't have.

These are similar in spirit to the transitions that occur in matter when it is cooled, as when, for example, water condenses from gas to liquid or freezes from liquid to solid.

For example, a condenser with glass or silicone coating is more efficient for albumin or 8-isoprostane measurement [ 223].

For example, definitions have been condensed to be more functional on a Blackberry screen.

In oak foliage, for example, different levels of condensed tannin content in combination with nitrogen content seem to be essential in determining the susceptibility to herbivorous insects [ 12, 13].

For example, for a condenser pressure of 3 bar, an 80% increase in the COP was obtained when compared to the performance of a fixed geometry ejector.

The cooling system also provides capacity for heat recovery, for example at the condenser of the chilling machines or as replacement for coolers exchanging thermal energy to the environment.