Sentence examples for measurable rate from inspiring English sources

"Many ideas that physicists have had — new theories — if true, would result in this reaction happening at a measurable rate," Demers said.

Mixtures of hydrogen and oxygen react at a measurable rate only above 300° C, according to the equation 2H2 + O2 → 2H2O.

Immediately soluble N (fraction A) and rate of N disappearance increased linearly (P < 0.05) with fertilization rate for both harvests, but N disappearing at a measurable rate (fraction B) decreased linearly (P < 0.01) with fertilization rate for both harvests.

Fraction A, fraction B (the fraction disappearing at a measurable rate), and effective ruminal disappearance of Ca, P, Mg, and K were affected by linear or quadratic interactions between N fertilization and harvest date.

The fraction of DM that disappeared at a measurable rate was lower (P<0.05) in 5 HDD hays and the disappearance rate of DM (Kd) was faster (P<0.05) from 5 and 119 HDD hays compared with forages subjected to higher HDD.

"Equipping offenders with coding skills will help them into life-changing work and give them a path to a hugely rewarding career". Neil Barnby, who has been teaching coding to prisoners at HMP Humber, as part of an organisation called Code 4000, said: "The workshops are reducing reoffending at a measurable rate, because we keep in touch with our graduates.

The Cr (III) derived coatings exhibited measurable rates of both FFC and cathodic disbondment.

In addition, the lipids occasionally flip from one face of the membrane bilayer to the other and attach and detach from the surface of the bilayer at very slow but measurable rates.

The marketing bumf that local authorities produce on public health talk not only about health challenges with measurable rates of success – a stem in the rising tide of type two diabetes diagnoses, for example – but the broader issue of general wellbeing.

In those cases, classical morphological approaches sometimes fail to provide consistent discrimination or hypotheses about evolutionary history and relationships, and benefit from the inclusion of other markers with more appropriate and objectively measurable rates of divergence [1].

The complex reacts with O2 at measurable rates only at elevated temperatures (100 120 °C).