Sentence examples for homogeneous manner from inspiring English sources
The polymerization proceeded well in homogeneous manner to give a moderate yield of polymer.
This reaction proceeded well in homogeneous manner to give a high yield of the polymer (yield: 89%).
Figure 3g shows that the Cu-Zr with AIFs is even stronger than the pure Cu, having a yield strength of 1,086 MPa, but more importantly the pillar compresses in a stable, homogeneous manner.
Context-awareness means that people, services and artifacts in an environment are integrated in a homogeneous manner in order to provide seamless service while still preserving privacy.
The CRET platform needs no external light source and avoids autofluorescence and photobleaching, and target molecules can be detected specifically and sensitively in a homogeneous manner.
Despite strikingly different underlying disease pathophysiology, presenting signs and symptoms, and precipitants of AHFS, most patients are treated in a homogeneous manner with intravenous loop diuretics.
The samples deformed in a quasi-homogeneous manner at testing temperatures close to the glass transition temperature.
Measurements and simulations suggest that hydrate began forming at the top section of the reactor initially, and continued to form downwards within the sediment in a non-homogeneous manner.
Methane air flame propagation was studied in compositionally stratified, lean mixtures with a particular emphasis on the determination of conditions for which the propagation does not proceed in a "quasi-homogeneous" manner, i.e. with the laminar flame speed corresponding to the local equivalence ratio in the unburnt mixture.
Single phase microstructures and a fine-grained mixed microstructure are shown to behave in a "quasi-homogeneous" manner, i.e. the cumulative distribution functions (CDFs) of K1c plot as straight lines on normal probability paper, the standard deviations are little greater than experimental measurement errors, and the values can be extrapolated to low probabilities with a degree of confidence.
When inflamed, the muscles appear enlarged and enhance in a non-homogeneous manner.
