Sentence examples for is commonly coupled from inspiring English sources
In ethanol production, dilute-acid pretreatment is commonly coupled with SSF to convert sugars to ethanol (Won et al. 2012).
Environmental tracer data is commonly coupled with a simplified analytical model (e.g., exponential model) to interpret the aquifer recharge rate from tracer-based groundwater age.
HG is commonly coupled to the detector to discriminate for organic arsenic species like arsenobetaine in the urine, because these species do not form volatile arsines as iAs and its metabolites do.
Rapid increases of trace metal concentrations in the environment are commonly coupled to the development of exploitative technologies.
Distributed generators (DGs) during islanding operation of the microgrid are commonly coupled via inverters to an AC distributed system.
In regional-scale climate applications land surface models (LSMs) are commonly coupled to atmospheric models to close the surface energy, mass and carbon balance.
In addition, although dietary fat is also known to induce satiety, higher fat intakes that are commonly coupled with low-carbohydrate diets [115] are potentially dangerous since this can serve as one source of postprandial oxidative stress [9, 94].
Using dihydrorhodamine 123 (DHR123) as a substrate, which has been commonly coupled with HRP to detect intracellular hydrogen peroxide production, interactions between HRP@HSNs and various types of ROS in aqueous solutions were investigated by flow cytometry and fluorescence microscopy.
These composite columns and the reinforced concrete (RC) lift core in the framing systems of high rise buildings are commonly coupled with reinforced concrete outrigger and belt systems to facilitate lateral load resistance.
Therefore, DNA methylation controlled drug-metabolizing gene expressions are commonly coupled with changes in histone acetylation.
Unsafe behaviour was commonly coupled with over-cautious behaviour illustrating that consumers are equally unaware of what actions are safe.
