Sentence examples for lost reduction from inspiring English sources

An unstable redox process at E0 = −1.00 V, present decreasing charges on the consecutive cycles despite that the lost reduction charge is recovered by two irreversible oxidation processes taking place at high anodic potentials 0.00 and 0.16 V.

Most programs report their results as percentage of excess weight lost (%EWL) although there are other measurements of success, ie, percentage of body mass index (BMI) lost, reduction in BMI, improvement in obesity-related medical illnesses, and improvement in other quality of life (QoL) indicators.

To prevent some postoperative complications such as losing reduction or refracture, authors have followed some more conservative approach.

Resonances associated with the quinoid unit are lost upon reduction of the polypyrrole film, which supports the idea that the quinoid structure is associated with the oxidized form of polypyrrole.

Sulfur therefore may have been lost by reduction of sulfate to H2S and then loss of H2S in the aquifer or in the tubewells before or during sampling: {text{SO}}_{ 4}^{ 2- } + {text{ 2CH}}_{ 2} {text{O }} = {text{ H}}_{ 2} {text{S }} + {text{ 2 HCO}}_{ 3}^ (4).

Structure is completely lost on reduction of the 8 disulfide bonds of this protein fragment.

F420 is named on the basis of its intense absorbance/fluorescence at 420 nm (emission 480 nm), which is redox dependent and is lost upon reduction of the cofactor.

At term, this damping of excitability is lost by reduction, but not complete loss, of Kir7.1.

Both antibodies recognize conformationally determined epitopes that are lost upon reduction [ 32], requiring us to run our gel under nonreducing conditions.

The maximal value for a complete oxidation of glucose in the PPP was not reached because 25%% of the glucose carbon was lost by reduction of glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate to glycerol.

Interestingly, in a recent report on whole genome analysis of two B. pseudomallei strains isolated 139 months apart from the same patient, thiM was among the 221 genes lost during reduction evolution [ 45].