Sentence examples for fractional removal from inspiring English sources

Greater than 0.995 fractional removal of carbon oxides was achieved over a range of reaction conditions.

The fractional removal of d-Met was 6 to 7 times lower than the fractional removal of L-Met, with mean half-lives of 52 versus 8 min, respectively.

The plug-flow model over-predicts the fractional removal of ammonia and was observed to be limited when designing longer contactors.

The net hepatic flux and hepatic fractional removal of none of the individual AA was affected as the main carbohydrate changed from fiber to starch, except for Gly and Lys, which were higher for the latter.

Open image in new window Fig. 4 Fractional removal efficiencies of precipitators.

As a consequence, adequate dose of dialysis is difficult to define because theoretically we should calculate the fractional removal of each single toxin and their intrinsic toxicity.

The fractional hepatic removal of these AA did not differ from zero and was unaffected by the increased supply.

Organic-liquid composition did not significantly impact mass transfer coefficients, and fractional mass removal behavior during HPCD solubilization was nearly identical for each compound whether present as a single component or in a mixture.

For the deeper horizons, an increase in overall Kd by more than 4-fold was observed on solids treated by either base extraction or H2O2 treatment, demonstrating that sorption to remaining soil components could be dramatically increased by fractional SOM removal and/or chemical alteration of the soil.

In addition to the short and sharp triangular APs, tissue slices showed relatively weak fractional fluorescence immediately after removal from the ice-cold solution used during cutting, followed by a rapid increase in signal strength.

Exercise training normalized Ca2+ removal times, and in contrast to fractional shortening, the effect was not blunted by CaMKII inhibition.