Sentence examples for oxygen inflow from inspiring English sources

Countermeasure is an immediate stop of the oxygen inflow within a second.

Partial nitrification (PN) of ammonium to nitrite was also applied by regulating oxygen inflow time.

%, whereas the amount of surface oxygen functional groups increased steadily with increasing oxygen inflow during deposition.

The flow rate of the carrier gas (N2) was 30 mL/min, and the oxygen inflow was set to 20 mL/min.

A set of simulations have been accomplished for each chemical mechanism with oxygen inflow velocities of 2 to 10 m/s.

Similar to case 1, expressions for the pure oxygen inflow (F_{{{text{O}}_{2},{text{pure}}}}^{text{in}}) (Eq. 27) and the air inflow (F_{text{Air}}^{text{in}}) (Eqs. 28 and 29) can be derived.

After occlusion (Fig. 7, blue symbols), no consistent pO2 depth profile seems retained and residual oxygen inflows varied with vascular architecture and were low in magnitude with respect to baseline.

Once both measurement systems had been calibrated and inserted into the saline tonometer, the system was allowed to come to equilibrium for 5 min. We then varied the concentration of oxygen in the inflow gas so that the PO2 in the saline would rise or fall.

Subsequently, the graft was continuously perfused with serum-free medium through the portal vein at a speed of 20 mL/min with continuous oxygenation that delivered an inflow partial oxygen tension of 260 mmHg for 7 days.

However, the high levels of, and the great variations in, phosphorus concentrations in deep waters may have several explanatory factors, and the primary factor may be variations in oxygen-rich saltwater inflow from Kattegat, which connects the Baltic Sea to the North Sea and the Atlantic [9].

During periods of no-inflow, sediment oxygen demand is the dominant process; during periods of inflow resulting from wet weather conditions, pelagic rather than sediment derived oxygen demand becomes the governing process.