Sentence examples for mixture so as from inspiring English sources

Here, the method is used to make aqueously soluble TiO2 NPs from their titanium salt and lithium oxide in the presence of some amphiphilic capping ligands, i.e., gallic acid and dopamine, where the surface functionalization of the TiO2 NPs is made in situ (within the synthesis mixture) so as to define NP dimension and dispersivity.

To improve the enzymatic hydrolytic efficiency and reduce production cost, a statistically designed experimental approach was used to optimize the composition of cellulase mixture so as to maximize the amount of glucose produced from steam-exploded corn stover (SECS).

The use of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) techniques is proposed here to indicate in advance the local hot-spots in the reaction mixture, so as to elaborate an efficient and sensitive method for early warning detection of runaway.

The preparation conditions were examined, such as the starting material, the flux, the composition in the molten mixture, the holding temperature, and the cooling rate of the molten mixture, so as to obtain several sodium hexatitanate samples consisting of the crystals with various morphologies and sizes.

Gas hydrates were formed under high driving force using a natural gas (methane/ethane/propane) mixture so as to produce sII hydrate (Fig. 5).

The activity of sphingomyelinase was determined using the previously developed assay for phospholipase activity and published by Vargas-Villarreal et al. [ 46], adapted for sphingomyelinase activity detector with modifications to the reaction mixture so as not to exceed 60  μL.

When adding butter, condensed milk, salt and golden syrup to sugar mixture, do so as quickly as possible or mixture can end up too hard or too soft.

In the following, we use simulated mixtures so as to test a wide range of room reverberation times.

You don't want to overwork the mixture, so turn off the motor as soon as everything is amalgamated.

The balance of the chlorosilane mixture was added at a rate so as to maintain a reaction temperature of 85 to 105 °C.

Cluster starting points were allocated among Governorates using a mixture of PPS and explicit stratification so as to provide various stratum-specific estimates (e.g. by Governorate and urban versus rural), based on population data from census or local statistics offices.