Sentence examples for of sufficient purity from inspiring English sources

Acid and electrothermal processes generally are either too expensive or do not produce alumina of sufficient purity for commercial use.

The recombinant protein shows the expected ATPase activity and is of sufficient purity and homogeneity for crystallization.

Regardless of their origin, they were shown to form various sized aggregates with full-length CF40.Gly.NS3pro that can be separated by size exclusion chromatography, yielding fractions of active protease of sufficient purity for crystallisation trials.

The amount of analyte collected can be increased with multiple injections, thus ensuring that the analyte obtained is of sufficient purity and collected in a quantity that allows for structural characterization.

The degree of cleaning required is dependent on the use of the syngas; syngas is cleaned either to meet the specification for input into a gas turbine (for electricity generation) or to be of sufficient purity for use as a chemical feedstock for conversion to synthetic fuels [20].

In this paper we present a detailed design study of a novel apparatus for safely generating hydrogen (H2) on demand according to a novel method, using a controlled chemical reaction between water (H2O) and sodium (Na) metal that yields hydrogen gas of sufficient purity for direct use in fuel cells without risk of contaminating sensitive catalysts.

Due to sufficient purity of the crude products, they were used for the following reaction step without further purification.

Due to sufficient purity of the crude 4, it was used for the following reaction step without further purification.

High rate of consistency of carbon dioxide content in substances (0.9901 0.9996) calculated by the formula, (the results of its experimental determination are shown by the Rossini method) can also serve as an indirect confirmation of the sufficient purity of the compounds.

Despite the recent vigorous research efforts and progress in this field, the sensitive and selective detection of CTCs with clinically sufficient purity still remains a technical challenge because of the rarity of CTCs in blood (one CTC in the background of 10 10 hematologic cells).

In the last part of the paper, the by-production of biogenic CO2 at sufficient purity for storage is investigated, which would turn the process into a CO2-sink for the atmosphere.