Sentence examples for of medium strength from inspiring English sources
Acidic sites of medium strength were proved to be the most suitable for ethanol oxidation.
These sites, which are responsible for the OH stretching band near 3745 cm−1, are of medium strength.
Secondly, fatigue properties and failure causes of medium strength – low carbon structural steels that are usually used in civil engineering structures were investigated.
The aim of this paper is to demonstrate, theoretically and practically, the feasibility of developing SCC in the range of medium strength.
The use of high percentages of CKD and different combinations of water/fines ratio allows economizing on the use of the admixture and the amount of cement required, obtaining SCC of medium strength and lower production costs.
The electric energy demand of the peroxone process is estimated at 1.73 2.49 kW h electric energy for removal of one log COD in 1 m3 secondary effluent, comparable to the energy required for desalination of medium strength seawater.
Oliver et al. [ 41] in a recent systematic review of the evidence for telehospice found that the evidence base was of low to medium strength in terms of quantitative studies, and that well designed Randomized controlled trials (RCT s are required to strengthen the field.
Drinking only five units of alcohol – half a bottle of wine or two pints of medium-strength beer – during the second trimester of pregnancy is enough to raise a woman's risk of having a child who is small for its gestational age by 68%, research shows.
By contrast, the presence of medium-strength acid sites (as the observed in the case of one the Pd/Mg Al catalyst) seems to enhance the catalytic activity of the material.
An alcohol unit is the equivalent of a third of a pint of medium-strength beer, half a 175ml (six fluid ounces) glass of red wine with 12% alcohol by volume, or a 25ml shot of whisky, The findings add statistical backing to anecdotal evidence for a link between excessive work and alcohol abuse, the authors said.
When bonded to fluorine, oxygen, or nitrogen, hydrogen can participate in a form of medium-strength noncovalent bonding called hydrogen bonding, which is critical to the stability of many biological molecules.
