Sentence examples for inert agents from inspiring English sources

Four fluorinated ethanes, 10 fluorinated propanes, four bromine- or iodine-containing halons, and the inert agents CF4, SF6, and N2 were tested in some or all of the flames.

The increases in R2/ R1 were not seen upon increasing viscosity or crowding by inert agents, indicating that these changes result from weak binding of the FG repeats to the proteinaceous milieu as suggested by previous studies (Tetenbaum-Novatt et al., 2012).

Placebo treatments include "inert" agents that have little or no pharmacological activity, such as sugar pills and saline injections given to promote positive expectation, and physiologically active agents, such as vitamins or antibiotics, that the physician prescribes solely or primarily to promote positive psychological effects.

Its most famous job was probably as the inert agent into which Alfred Nobel absorbed nitroglycerine to make dynamite.

With drugs that arrangement is relatively straightforward, because one of the contrast groups will usually be a placebo, i.e., an inert agent, providing a true zero exposure to the agent being tested.

A unified set of extinguishing concentration data for six inert gas agents is used to validate the model.

Extinguishing concentration values, XG, reported in standards documents do not correlate as well as expected with heat capacity, the underlying figure of merit for inert gas agents, a result that is likely due to inconsistent application of the test method.

The specific features of the macromolecular interactions which occur in the nucleus in vivo may not be completely reproduced by inert crowding agents, but we propose that their use in media to isolate and handle nuclei and their components should provide an environment for studies of structures and processes which corresponds more closely to that in the cell.

Examples of WTRs being used as inert bulking agents have been in bricks (Godbold et al., 2003) and cementous aggregates (Pan et al., 2004).

More efficient prevention of grain coalescence can be performed by introducing a thermally stable inert encapsulation agent (K2SO4) removed by dissolution after thermal processing.

For n-heptane flames the characteristic extinction limit temperature, TEx, was found to be essentially the same for each inert gas agent, though TEx may depend on details of the test apparatus and procedure, variations of which may account for the observed inconsistencies in data submitted by different laboratories.