Sentence examples for loss of solution from inspiring English sources
The flasks were capped during sonication to prevent the loss of solution due to evaporation.
It is considered most efficient in resolving the loss of solution regularity at material interfaces with large contrast.
Execution times are shown to decrease by several orders of magnitude at minimal loss of solution accuracy.
The second formulation (referred to as CROSS⁎) introduces a restrictive assumption to enable the use of classical resources constraints, but may incur a loss of solution quality.
Normal operating conditions and accident scenarios (including loss of solution flow, inadvertent drainage, and loss of active cooling) were evaluated for the ion exchange column using bounding conditions to establish the design safety basis.
The kinetic instability of iron III) thiocyanate complexes in aqueous solution, evidenced by the loss of solution colour with time, has made it difficult to determine reliable equilibrium data.
This provides evidence that the observed loss of solution-phase Phe was not due to adsorption of Phe to pyrite.
Studies [22, 25] of the stationary viscous string model (where We = 0 and q 2 = 3 ) show that the loss of solutions arises as the underlying asymptotically derived model is singularly perturbed in q 1 for certain parameter regimes.
As described in the Methods sections, the remaining linear pathways from the central metabolism to the biomass components can be further compressed to single (lumped) reactions without loss of information (i.e., without loss of solutions or phenotypes).
However, the starting points for each of the processes: rapid Rg growth, abrupt α-helix downfall and sharp loss of solutions transparency, take place at particular surfactant concentrations, regardless of whether these phenomena are triggered by oxyC4 or oxyC8 surfactant.
During the average pH measurement time (≈30 s) the loss of filling solution is minimal and can be considered that the filling solution does not contaminate the sample.
