Sentence examples for loading up to approximately from inspiring English sources

Thus far, ASDs of model poorly water-soluble drugs such as diclofenac sodium, naproxen, piroxicam and indomethacin have been successfully incorporated in PHEMA hydrogels with a maximum drug loading up to approximately 40 50% w/ w.

In the first stage, the FRP sheets started to resist the further opening of the existing shear cracks at the inception of the final reloading stage, and they continued to develop tensile strain with an increased load up to approximately the peak loads.

This is demonstrated most clearly in beam B7, which was loaded up to 70% and reduced to cracking loads of those loads subjected to B2.   (2) Damage levels have an effect on the ultimate capacity of the reinforced concrete deep beam strengthened with AFRP sheet by a decrease in failure load of approximately 11.5%, when the damage level was increased from 50 to 70% of control beam B2.

The higher ethanol yields that occurred at higher levels of refining energy and enzyme loading could increase revenue by up to approximately $35/metric tonne of corn stover (assuming $2.30 per gallon of ethanol), but may also lead to a higher operational cost, particularly with regard to electricity demand.

The loading efficiency of DOX molecules into the AuNR@PAA/CaP yolk shell NPs can reach up to approximately 100%, and the loading content is 1 mg of DOX per mg of the yolk shell NPs.

All beams demonstrated a nearly linear trend up to approximately 65% of the failure load.

Moreover, the critical buckling load for shear-stiff column with almost freely sliding longitudinal delamination along the whole column length can be up to approximately 4 times smaller compared to the buckling load of the same but undelaminated column.

Both mechanical properties were recorded continuously versus the indentation depth, h, up to approximately 2000 nm, at a constant indentation rate and maximum applied loads of 700 mN.

A pore volume fraction up to approximately 20% was estimated.

Refractivity inversion up to approximately 400 m is seen.

The diamond is pressed into the surface of the material at loads ranging up to approximately 120 kilograms-force, and the size of the impression (usually no more than 0.5 mm) is measured with the aid of a calibrated microscope.