The superficial layers of the chamber walls facing toward the medium are expected to be in rapid [O2] exchange with the medium, whereas deeper layers behave more like a storage compartment, due to the slower diffusion of O2 into the greater depth of wall material.
The analysis is of interest for any NDT application where the medium is expected to be heterogeneous, or where the antenna is not in direct contact with the medium (e.g., NDT of artworks, humanitarian demining, radar with air-launched antennas).
What's more, the category is growing 15.3percentt a year — better than any other so-called traditional medium — and expected to total more than $58 billion in 2010.
For the three sets of spheres, the RCs depended on the surrounding medium as expected.
Strains that can grow on 5-FOA medium were expected to have suppressor mutations of rrn5 disruption.
The V2O5/PAN-based ACNF electrodes with well-balanced micro/mesoporosity having an optimal pore range for effective double layer formation in an organic medium are expected to be useful electrode materials for supercapacitor applications.
Thus, accumulation was reduced with acidification of the medium as expected by the increased competition with protons and possibly by a reduced bioavailability of the Al-F complexes which dominated the solution at low pH.
As compared to PtCo/MWCNT and commercial Pt/C catalysts, PtCo/EG catalyst has higher electrocatalytic activity, anti-poisoning ability and long-term stability for methanol oxidation in acidic medium, which expected to be a promising anode material for direct methanol fuel cell.
Increasing the concentration of sodium nitrate in batch culture medium was expected to increase the production of both CDM and PHB; however, the production of CDM and PHB decreased compared with the levels observed in previous studies (Fig. 1a, b) (Kawata et al. 2013, 2014).
Wild-type Adr1 was active in both repressing and derepressing medium as expected, because over-expression of Adr1 to this level overcomes glucose repression ([22], [23], Table 2).
