Sentence examples for maximum graft yields from inspiring English sources

The maximum graft yields for EA and HEMA were 24.7 and 29.4 % at 60 °C, respectively.

Under optimized conditions, the maximum graft yields of EA and HEMA were 22.5, 26.6 % for bleached and 24.7, 29.4 % for alkali-activated bleached jute respectively.

Optimum condition for maximum graft yield for EA and HEMA are listed in Table 1.

The maximum graft yield with acrylonitrile and methacrylonitrile, under optimized conditions, was 19.78 and 43.15%, respectively.

It was found that maximum graft yield depended on the type of monomer, catalyst and initiator concentrations, time and temperature.

The maximum graft yield was obtained when the bleached jute fibre was treated with 300% AN and 280% MAN.

Grafting of tertbutyl acrylate (tBA) was investigated but low graft yields were obtained and this was shown to be unaffected by the solvent used during the grafting process.

Ideally, the more thorough removal of unwanted fluids from the graft yields a more dense cellular graft.

Hence, the graft yield and grafting efficiency start to decrease.

Beyond this concentration, graft yield and grafting efficiency decline.

It is seen that the grafting rate is low at low temperature, but at 80°C, the graft yield and grafting efficiency peaked.