Sentence examples for hypothetical formation from inspiring English sources

The good agreement of the single exponential function with the experimental data supports our arguments that any hypothetical formation of an intermediate phase has at most a lifetime of few milliseconds.

Remarkably, the CD spectrum of one of them (of Mc-NCC-55) was a near mirror image of the CD spectra of the known NCCs, indicating an opposite absolute configuration at C15,[ 40] which is consistent with their hypothetical formation from hmFCCs, such as Mc-FCC-56, by a stereo-unspecific isomerization.

The hypothetical stratified formation consists of completely horizontal layers, each 1 m thick; the permeability is different between, but not within, layers.

There were also no signs of (even hypothetical) bone formation after supraperiosteal injection of CaHA.

Based on this finding, the hypothetical stereoselective formation of 1 is indicated to take place through enzymatic, oxidative in vivo deformylation of an FCC precursor.

We assess the error in hypothetical stratified formations by numerical sensitivity analysis, and propose an effective method for compensation by incorporating two types of casing configuration (piezometer and tube).

In our approach we do not try to model or to mimic the hypothetical process of formation of intermediate compounds performed by P450.

Furthermore, the destruction of aggregates in the gas discharge is a strong argument against chondrule formation inside hypothetical nebular lightning channels.

All of designed hypothetical structures have negative formation enthalpies, thus all of them are thermodynamically stable and the most stable structure is Mg2B6.

Density functional theory calculations show that hypothetical "GdCo" has positive formation energy, and density of states at the Fermi level indicates intrinsic instability of "GdCo" as opposed to GdNi.

Significant amounts of isomers of 5 and 6 were absent in the extracts of senescent Sp. wallisii leaves, suggesting the hypothetical paths of the formation of 5 and 6 from 4 to be very stereo- and regioselective, and possibly, to involve enzyme-catalyzed processes.