Sentence examples for g of hot from inspiring English sources

The velocity of the gas phase was calculated to be 1.75 m/s by modeling the typical pretreatment process, which equaled to jetting 700 g of hot steam within 3 minutes into the reactor through two nozzles.

In line with this, students in the combined control groups assigned an average of 40.65 g of hot sauce or about six spoonfuls to the peer who had excluded them (Mcoping skills = 42.18, SD = 36.95; Mno treatment = 39.03, SD = 34.14), indicating high levels of aggression on the basis of previous studies using this measure (Lieberman et al., 1999).

This work examined the effect of pressure (413 4410 kPa), temperature (333 393 K), solvent flow rate (10 25 mL/min), ethanol-to-water ratio (0 95%) and the feed loading (80 450 g) on hot pressurized fluids extraction of isoflavones and soyasaponins from defatted soybean flakes.

The ∆∆ G of some hot spot residues, whose mutation results in a large conformational change, cannot be fully explained by its directly broken atomic contacts.

The relative binding contribution (ΔΔ G) of different hot spot amino acids correlates well with the normalized occurrence shown in Figure 3b but not with the raw data in Figure 3a.

Ten milligrams of 5-FU was dispersed in a mixture of melted lipid (1 g) and 1 mL of hot distilled water and shaken for 30 min in a hot water bath.

Written in the key of G major, "Hot n Cold" is a pop song which utilizes guitars and synthesizers.

A solution of Cu(NO3 2.3H2O (0.0302 g) in 15 mL Methanol was stirred over a hot plate magnetic stirrer for half an hour and benzoic acid solution (0.03053 g) dissolved in 10 mL of hot water was added to it.

Total RNA was extracted from 1 g of flesh using the hot borate method [ 60].

Mulberry leaf powder (0.3 g) was extracted in 3 mL of hot water (95°C) with continuous shaking for 30 minutes.

The WIS was measured by stirring 100 g of slurry in 1 L of hot water, filtering off the liquid, and then rinsing with excess water, followed by determination of the dry matter content.