Sentence examples for function of the ingredients from inspiring English sources
Table 1 describes the main function of the ingredients present in the SilEmulsion as well as the qualitative and quantitative composition.
None of the differences discussed above for the sugar application studies was seen as a function of the ingredient mixture application.
Wear (w) and coefficient of friction are expressed as a function of volume fraction of the ingredients selected as w= k0V1k1V2k2…Vpkp and μ= m0V1m1V2m2…Vpmp.
The compressive strength of high performance concrete (HPC) is a highly nonlinear function of the proportions of its ingredients.
Better cognitive functioning in the presence of one of the ingredients (St .John's wort) has been claimed on the basis of EEG recording by [ 21].
The fluoride in the food/drink flows is related to the consumed food/drink flows by the recipes and concentrations in the ingredients: where tα i(F) is the transfer function of fluoride contained in ingredient Iα to the food A i during cooking and tα i(F) is a function of the fluoride concentration Cα(F) in ingredient Iα, as well as the concentration of other elements in ingredient Iα.
A secondary function of the dog is to "sniff out" ingredients by putting his nose to the ground and smelling for items.
Consumers are becoming increasingly aware of the functions of specific ingredients, boosting sales for makeup brands that publicize their techniques.
Though various attempts have been made in literature to model the particle size distribution of an active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) in function of the required release profile of the pharmaceutical product, so far one has not succeeded to develop a universal approach in the correlation of particle size distribution and in vitro dissolution data.
The rich suggestiveness and prescience of his insights embraced the concept of the symbolical analogue the artistic function of ordering and heightening the ingredients of the actual world and the polarities of experience symbolized in the Apollonian-Dionysian conflict itself, which Stravinsky also explored.
Potency, however, is a complex function of the physical and chemical properties of both the active ingredient and its vehicle.
