Sentence examples for for two substances from inspiring English sources

Here, a new equation of state for volumes containing both gas and liquid is derived; this allows the Euler equations for two substances, here air and water, to be expressed in pure conservation form.

Given experimentally measured signals for two substances whose concentrations oscillate, it may be possible to infer numerical values for the unknown parameters and constants of the PSHO model.

For assessing ready biodegradability of the substances, tests according to OECD test guidelines 301 B and C available for three substances were reviewed.

Together with our former studies, this specific soil inoculation approach was tested for three substances with different physico-chemical properties, indicating that this soil bioremediation technique might also be used for other substances.

Although, there is only space for nine substances on one front page, Beryllium10 will automatically add a new couple of pages (with the same head sections), if this limit is reached.

We compared our national results for seven substances included in both our estimates and the more detailed Environment Canada (EC) inventory for 2011 [ 7] (Table  2).

The mean agreement between patient self reports and care coordinator reports for seven substances (alcohol, cannabis, amphetamine, heroin, cocaine, crack, and ecstasy; methadone and benzodiazepines were excluded owing to insufficient reports), averaged across the five assessments was κ=0.62 (alcohol κ=0.62; cannabis κ=0.70).

However, concerns about increasing resistance rates by continuous antibiotic therapy and the availability of two substances for treatment of chronic P. aeruginosa infection with proven efficacy called for direct comparative studies of these agents.

This may mean that for Newton, two substances can be co-located: for discussion, see two recent papers by Hylarie Kochiras: Kochiras 2009 and 2011.

Except for the two substances sodium dichloroisocyanurate and trichloroisocyanuric acid, there is sufficient data for all selected biocidal active substances available to characterise the systemic toxicity after long-term exposure, at least for oral exposure, although many of the relevant studies have not been published and are described only in secondary reports.

Adsorption is very similar for the two substances and can be described by a Frumkin isotherm with the interaction parameter corresponding to repulsion which weakens on going from the free surface of water to the metal electrode surface.