Sentence examples for for the deactivated from inspiring English sources

No pronounced changes in BET surface area, noble metal dispersion, and oxidation state were observed for the deactivated samples.

Increasing the H2 CO feed ratio for the deactivated catalyst not only restored the high activity but also stabilized the catalyst.

For the deactivated catalysts recovered activity, the disordered carbon and the pore of generate by-products carbon structures made a big contribution to crack methane at high temperature, and the pores blocked by the generated carbons might cause those catalysts lose activity again.

Normalization across animals, for the purpose of pair-wise comparisons, was done by representing the activated or REM state as a percentage of the value for the deactivated or nREM state.

No DMMTAV(GS) was present in the speciation chromatogram for the heat deactivated cells, while the compound was present in the active cells treated with DMAIII(GS).

As for the acid deactivated samples, it was found that the higher the catalyst concentration used for polyester synthesis, the more remarkable was the decrease in molecular weight observed as compared with the corresponding original precipitated polyesters.

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Among the Giants deactivated for the game were tight end JEREMY SHOCKEY (foot), place-kicker BILL GRAMATICA (back spasms), offensive guard BARRY STOKES (gluteal), defensive end KEITH WASHINGTON (orbital bone), linebacker CARLOS EMMONS (fibula), linebacker BARRETT GREEN (ankle/thigh), linebacker NICK GREISEN (hamstring) and wide receiver TIM CARTER (hamstring).

On Tuesday, Galloway's agent, Leigh Steinberg, said that the Dallas Cowboys were considering trading Galloway to the Buccaneers for Johnson, whom Gruden deactivated for the final six games last season.

In previous years, the bulk of the fleet was deactivated for the winter months.

Service records for Chester Rock Light show that the light was deactivated for the winter of 1911 and 1914.