Sentence examples for narrow fraction from inspiring English sources

This distribution consists of a narrow fraction with particle sizes from 1 to 7 nm and a wider fraction with particle sizes from 8 to 22 nm.

The absence of any critical effects around c∗ in the diffusional behaviour of a range of molecular weights of narrow fraction polystyrene in tetrachloromethane has been re-examined.

To demonstrate the method and give proof of principle, we measure Δhf0(Tm) of samples of a narrow fraction of linear polyethylene (PE) with a weight average molecular weight of 60,700 g/mol, whose thermal properties are already known in the literature.

On the other hand, selecting a spurious subpopulation increases the risk to restrict an efficacious treatment to a too narrow fraction of a potential benefiting population.

On the other hand, selecting a spurious subpopulation increases the risk to erroneously conclude that a treatment is efficacious (inflating the type I error rate), or may wrongly lead to restricting an efficacious treatment to a too narrow fraction of a potential benefiting population.

To obtain the narrow fractions of butane, light naphtha, heavy naphtha, kerosene, and gasoil, a fractional distillation system was simulated.

column with very narrow fractions of particles in a range of 0.14 0.72 mm.

A-type single crystals were prepared in dilute water/acetone solutions by crystallizing narrow fractions of short amylose chains biosynthesized in vitro.

The effect of narrow fractions of fine aggregate particles on the rheology of silica fume-modified low water cement systems was analysed by means of a mortar rheometer.

Narrow fractions of GNP, zirconium and sodium chloride (NaCl) in the size range of 2 5 mm were tested using two rigid cylinders of 25 mm and 45 mm in diameter, with varying compressive forces and bulk heights.

Narrow fractions collected from the HILIC column were analysed for their angiotensin I-converting enzyme (ACE) inhibiting potential in an at-line assay.