Sentence examples for occurs characterized from inspiring English sources
In case PA6 is dispersed as droplets, fractionated crystallization behavior occurs, characterized by several crystallization events at different, lowered crystallization temperatures.
After 120 min, the second degradation process occurs characterized by an abrupt change in in all the parameters, indicating an important change not only in the electrochemical degradation of the polymer but also in its morphology, measured by SEM micrographs.
Programmed cell death occurs characterized with nutrient consumption and growth factor loss in a time-dependent manner [ 38- 41].
Moreover, the range of parameters over which periodic selection occurs, characterized by tfix ≪ tmut, becomes larger with increasing rates of long-range migration.
From several months until 3 years of age, a second phase of alveolarization occurs, characterized by microvascular remodeling, thinning and lengthening of the secondary septae, loss of mesenchymal cells, and change from a dual to a single capillary bed.
Intensively managed since 2010, significant rehabilitation has occurred characterized by abundant grass, controlled water runoff, suitable micro-climates, and improved soil fertility.
When fluoride is consumed in the range of 1.5 2.0 mg/L, dental fluorosis or dental mottling may occur, characterized by brown or black opaque patches on the enamel/tooth surface (Kharb and Susheela 1994).
The experiments show that when varying the characteristic natural frequency of the on-board oscillator, critical impact conditions occur characterized by very large amplitudes of the structural response that confirm the theoretical predictions.
The specimen was assembled using unpropped construction methods and had a degree of shear connection equal to 33%, significantly lower than the minimum required amount specified in Eurocode 4. A uniformly distributed load was applied to the specimen, which was increased until the failure occurred characterized by yielding of the steel beam.
Where retrograde flow is excessive, steal syndrome may occur characterized by distal neuralgia and eventually peripheral limb ischaemia [ 5, 6].
Since 1990, a resurgence of TB has occurred, characterized by a 70% to 140% increase in the rate of TB-related deaths among adults aged 25 44 years (3).
