Sentence examples for measured evolutions from inspiring English sources

A rigorous kinetic model was fitted to the measured evolutions of CO2 and CO at the different catalyst bed heights.

It was found that seven coke families were needed in order to obtain a satisfactory fit of the measured evolutions of CO and CO2.

The comparison of the modelled and measured evolution of instantaneous pressure during deep surge operation shows good agreement.

A satisfactory agreement between the calculated and measured evolution of fractal cluster growth can be reached because of RLCA modification: let us assume that cluster attachment probability γ depend on cluster size (46).

Hydraulic expansion experiments are conducted on tubulars and the measured evolution of the deformation and residual contact pressure are compared with the corresponding theoretical predictions and finite element solutions.

Because the MATE was demonstrated to be a reliable tool for measuring the acceptance of evolution among non-biology major undergraduate students (Rutledge and Warden [2007]), we thought the instrument to be potentially useful for measuring evolution acceptance in other populations with a greater range of variation, including levels of education and differing religious backgrounds.

Since MRSA clonal groups are composed of closely related isolates, extraordinary efforts are required to identify enough genetic variation to measure evolution within the groups.

Previous work shows that there are opportunities for rapid evolutionary change associated with biological introductions, yet most biological control programs are not designed to measure evolution or take into account its effects (Hufbauer and Roderick 2005).

And finally, the measured transient evolutions the plastic flow in complex loading conditions are consistent with the hypotheses of the model.

The secondary outcome measured the evolution of other cognitive tests at 12 months.

We have measured the evolution of intergranular strains, both parallel and transverse to the stress axis, in the f.c.c.