Sentence examples for measures of polymerization from inspiring English sources

The resulting corrected rates were in excellent agreement with other measures of polymerization, as detailed below.

The structure is accompanied by experimental measures of polymerization, attempting characterize the assembly mechanism and to link it to inhibition of enzyme activity.

While the CD progress curves of the mutants demonstrated a measurable second phase, the significance of this was not clear, as the rate (k2,cd) did not appear to correlate with other measures of polymerization or activation (Table 3).

The light scatter at OD405 was used as a measure of fibrin polymerization as described in [33].

The relative reactivity ratio (1/rSt) of MA-PTHF to St was measured, and is independent of polymerization degree of the macromer.

The rate of polymerization, measured by differential scanning calorimetry, was virtually independent of the PVAc additive and the activation energy (at the peak rate) was approximately constant at 70 kJ mol−1, in agreement with theoretical estimates.

To measure the reverse reaction of polymerization, we generated the corresponding 15-mer/28'-mer 15-mer/28'-mer 15-mer/28'-mer109 (Fig. 1), which was compareverseo the original 14-mer/28-mer but had the next basubstrateded to the pRAG*1316/1109

Styrene and vinyl chloride have been measured in fat tissue of polymerization workers.

The current due to these free radicals measures the weight average degree of polymerization and gel fraction around the gel point.

A control of the degree of polymerization (DP, measured by NMR) can be achieved in the range between 6 and 24 for HA-PCB and HA-PCV, based on the initial monomer/initiator ratio.

Photo-calorimetry has also been used to measure the kinetics and extent of polymerization, but many of the variables associated with this technique remain to be fully defined and tested to enable quick and reproducible measurements under clinically relevant conditions.