Sentence examples for low extent of from inspiring English sources

Thirty-one sets of kinetic data collected at 220 °C with a low extent of deactivation were used for kinetic parameter regression.

The results of the investigation showed that Q-POSSs possessing a relatively low extent of quaternization and longer alkyl chain lengths provided the highest antimicrobial activity in solution.

Samples made either with a poorly reactive fly ash or an excessive SiO2 content in the activating solution also expand by up to 10 15% below 200 °C, which indicates a low extent of crosslinking in the silicate gel phase.

Very low extent of leaching of the HbPG-antioxidant from PVC, investigated by extraction tests in both water and hexane, was observed in both extracting agents in contrast to the case of the low molecular weight hindered phenolic antioxidant.

The low extent of recombination of photogenerated charges was confirmed by incident photon-to-current conversion efficiencies (IPCEs) reaching 70% in the region of visible wavelengths at 420 nm.

It is less important than catalytic coke due to the low extent of thermal cracking at typical FCC conditions.

Interpretation of these results in terms of general saccharification of "crystalline cellulose", however, suffers from limitations imposed by the relatively low extents of conversion achieved.

The data points for the very low extents of lignin removal obtained after acidic pretreatments (≤ 20% w/w lignin removed, Figure 6) make the postulated influence of any lignin removal on the subsequent enzymatic release of monosaccharides uncertain.

The 10 lowest recorded sea ice minimums – i.e. the lowest extent of sea ice in the summer – have all occurred in the past 10 years.

The lowest extent of sea ice ever recorded was in 2012 when it measured 3.41m square km – down from averages of around 8m sq km in the 1970s.

He predicted the imminent break-up of sea ice in summer months in 2007, when the previous lowest extent of 4.17 million square kilometres was set.