Sentence examples for kinetic exchange from inspiring English sources

Data were used to inform development of numerical models that were then used to fit key hydrate parameters (bound water saturation, kinetic formation constant, kinetic exchange constant, and preferential exchange weighting factors) and analyze experimental results.

Kd (labile P pool size in solid phase), r (resupply ratio) and kinetic exchange (Tc and k-1) lead to change characters of DIFS curves of (1) r against deployment time and (2) Csolu (dissolved concentration) against distance at 24 h.

Additionally, the effect of scan time on the estimation of the kinetic exchange rate constants was evaluated, and the tracer influx parameters from full compartmental analysis were compared to uptake values quantified by Patlak and standardized uptake value (SUV) analyses.

Second, we simulated a mixture of free ligands and complexes, but now we consider a dynamic interconversion between these two species, which may represent a kinetic exchange between a bound and free DNA.

Equilibration of pucker was realized on the same timescale as seen previously for uronic acids (Sattelle et al. 2010), but the predicted 1-OMe-GlcNAc forward (C1 →  C4) exchange rate (0.3 μs−1) was much slower than in 1-OMe-IdoA (19 μs−1), again indicating that epimerization at the C5 position significantly lowers the barrier to kinetic exchange of pucker.

The continuum model of Albaalbaki and Hill then couples the gas and surface phases via an equilibrium adsorption isotherm and kinetic-exchange parameters.

The data from these systems indicate that kinetic surface/subsurface exchange plays a major role in the resulting surface chemistry and show strong adsorption temperature effects.

For the in situ experiment, a computer program was constructed that simulates transport in a one-dimensional flow with hydrodynamic dispersion and kinetic hindered exchange reactions of the lanthanide EDTA complexes with Ca2+.

Using this approach, and by employing previously measured polarization data, the kinetic parameters (exchange current density and anodic transfer coefficient) for the oxidation of hydrogen on platinized nickel in 0.1 M NaOH + 0.7 × 10−3 m H2 at temperatures between 25 °C and 300 °C have been derived.

The rate of electron-ion kinetic energy exchange is defined by two parameters: the second frequency ν ei and effective mass of electron m ef.

Ultimately, McIntosh (2005) explained how injury prevention programs might not work to their full capacity if physical loads are reduced through intervention, yet an increase in kinetic energy exchange and higher forces are encouraged through the actions and desires of coaches and athletes.