Sentence examples for interaction extent from inspiring English sources

The peak at a high temperature for Ni(n e) is clearly split, β′ (520 °C) and β″ (665 °C), suggesting that Ni species (NiO and surface Ni spinel) have different interaction extent with support.

The extent of such an interaction depends on time and carbon potential in the gas phase and influences the wetting properties of the systems, leading to better wetting conditions as the interaction extent increases.

The data analyzed from Figure 1 and Table 1 proved a significant interaction extent between those substances both on the chicken hepatocytes and rat myoblasts, which reflected protective effect of silybin in course of lasalocid cytotoxicity.

The interaction between extent of processing and quality of the grain prior to processing warrants further investigation.

The ratio of the fast and slow component was related to the complex polymer polymer interaction or extent of miscibility.

By using a combination of staged extraction method and Atomic Force Microscopy (AFM) imaging technique, this paper focused on the investigation of interaction and extent of blending between RAP-virgin binders under different mixing temperature and residence time, based on the micro-mechanical properties of layered binders in real reclaimed HMA.

Our definition of epistasis is one of statistical interaction; the extent to which statistical interaction relates to biological or functional interaction has been much debated (see [ 25] for a review) and will not become clear until more of the genetic variance can be explained by identified genomic variants.

For female female interactions, the extent of the cull should include all individuals that potentially interacted with the diseased individual, i.e. the extent of positive spatial autocorrelation (<1000 m).

The spectroscopic analysis indicates the establishment of specific polymer/nanofiller interactions, whose extent has been highlighted through morphological and rheological investigations.

Thus, although induced-fit motions may characterize many TCR pMHC interactions, the extent to which T-cells take advantage of this for 'scanning' peptides still remains unclear.

Advisor interactions: The extent to which respondents felt their graduate and postdoctoral advisors were 1) "invested" in their career advancement and 2) "equally supportive of [trainees] pursuing academic and non-academic career paths".