Sentence examples for partial consumption from inspiring English sources

The first dry oxidation step (air at 365 °C) is shown to have only a weak selectivity for the removal of the amorphous carbon or weakly organized graphitic species as well as resulting in a partial consumption of the SWCNTs.

Although the first one is most frequently used, it was strongly influenced by matrix effects because of the unexpected reactivity of sulphite ions with the juice matrixes, leading to its partial consumption soon after addition.

Significant reduction of the SiH x bands intensities at the spectra of PS samples with grafted organic groups compared to the spectrum of the ref-PS indicates partial consumption of the SiH x groups in the reaction course.

Taking into the consideration the well-known chelating properties of CA (Soccol et al. 2006), the presence of CA promoted HAp amorphization by partial consumption of Ca2+ ions and, thus, reducing the available amount of Ca below the Ca/P ratio 1.67, which was necessary for the stoichiometric HAp formation.

Besides, large seed size also allows survival of partial consumption by seed predators [84].

When dealing with hunter-harvested animals, bullet wounds, partial consumption of viscera by dogs and tissue contamination with feces or soil often preclude obtaining tissues in good conditions.

With this information, several WZ segments of different lengths were placed into ZB GaAs NWs via partial droplet consumption.

The objective function is a combination of the exit evaporator wall temperature, which provides an indication for the onset of partial dryout, energy consumption, and control input effort.

Adequacy of cerebral oxygenation can be assessed by monitoring: cerebral perfusion pressure (CPP), the driving pressure of cerebral perfusion; oxygen saturation of jugular bulb (SjO2), the ratio between global cerebral oxygen availability and consumption: partial pressure of brain tissue oxygen (PbrO2), the driving pressure of oxygen diffusion to mitochondria at tissue level [ 1, 2].

+dLVP/dt: left ventricular contractility; -dLVP/dt: left ventricular relaxation; DO2: myocardial oxygen supply; LVP: Left ventricular pressure; MVO2: myocardial oxygen consumption; pCO2: partial pressure of carbon dioxide; PO2: and partial pressure of oxygen.

The results of the footprint calculations are broken down into partial footprints for direct area consumption, fossil resource consumption, renewable resource consumption and emissions to air, water and soil.