Sentence examples for insufficient adsorption from inspiring English sources

This could be caused either by low BuChE activity or by insufficient adsorption of BuChE on silicalite-1.

However, the hydronium ions formed by charged carriers were alone and not enough to yield the continuous conduction path due to insufficient adsorption of water molecules.

However, at very high NO2 concentration, surface reaction rate determines the gas sensor response due to the presence of insufficient adsorption sites [35, 95]. Figure 20 clearly demonstrates the variations of sensor response as a function of concentration of NO2 and operating temperature.

Many researchers have found that substrate concentration limits the saccharification yield because of poor mixing and heat transfer problem owing to the rheological properties of a dense fibrous suspension, which ultimately cause insufficient adsorption of the cellulase to the cellulose (Lowry et al. 1951).

The available number of dye molecules can also be insufficient for adsorption to a greater number of TiO2 particles (Zhang et al. 2002; Sohrabi and Ghavami 2008).

On the other hand, the small specific surface area of one-dimensional nanostructures is a serious flaw as it causes insufficient dye adsorption.

This means that the surface binding of –COOH of methyl red is limited by its stability, resulting into insufficient dye adsorption because of the acidic nature of the dye [24].

And because we had insufficient serum for adsorption assays, we cannot exclude the possibility of cross-reactivity with circulating antibodies resulting from seasonal influenza vaccination or previous infection with human influenza virus.

The low response of the gas sensor at lower temperatures is due to insufficient energy for the adsorption and reaction phenomena on the surface of the sensor.

The densities of the brushes thus formed by the C3M systems were found to be rather low and often insufficient to fully suppress adsorption of proteins [ 2].

CB was also shown to adsorb benzene, a model hydrocarbon representing the more soluble and toxic low-molecular weight aromatic fraction of petroleum, but the extent of adsorption was insufficient to mitigate benzene toxicity to Artemia in coexposure experiments.