Sentence examples for known formation from inspiring English sources
The high covellite (CuS) saturation indices (log SI 7 8) may reflect the absence of known formation constants for aqueous copper HS- and S2- complexes.
Ionization potentials were found to be much smaller in the condensed phase than in the gas phase; even a small cluster can account for large changes in the ionization potentials in ice, as well as the known formation of an OH H3O+ pair in the case of H2O photoionization.
Mercury in the liver was almost solely distributed in the insoluble fraction of the tissue, probably resulting from the well known formation of tiemannite (HgSe) in marine mammal livers and kidneys [ 33, 34].
Particularly, we have reviewed relevant literature highlighting the known formation of these lesions, their impact on the stability and structure of the DNA double helix, and their biological consequences.
In order to bridge the gap between the known formation energies and the unknown ones, a method based on the group contribution assumption for biochemical compounds in aqueous solutions was described by Mavrovouniotis (1990 , 1991 and later greatly improved in terms of coverage and accuracy by Jankowski et al. (2008).
Areas to be addressed include the known formation of these lesions, their impact on stability and structure of duplex DNA, and their biological consequences.
In contrast, obvious outliers with a high richness but only few known formations are seen in the Middle Permian.
On the other hand, obvious outliers with a high richness but only few known formations are from the Middle Permian (Stage: Capitanian; LVF: Gamkan I)(see below for discussion).
On the one hand, particularly obvious outliers with low richness despite a high number of known formations are from the earliest Triassic (Stage: Induan; LVF: Lootsbergian).
It is known that formation of Zni leads to an increase in lattice constants [31], while formation of VO induces a decrease in lattice constants [32].
The effects of hyperoxia at a cellular level are well known, with formation of free radical species causing reactive damage.
